y land-scape studies. In this drawing it should benoticed how beautifully it is all drawn. Theproportions of things at different distances areso weU given, and the pen-work is splendid ;the accents are as fine and as delicate as possiblein the distant parts, but strong and decisive inthe… … Drawing 135 desired to express; and as this rests on tempera-ment, so each one must find his method. But,for study, the best method is, I am sure, to draw inHne, and as searchingly as possible, so as to learnform ; and afterwards, taking a wider view, tostudy light and its gradations. This is…
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