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Applied drawing (1916)

Brown, Harold Haven, 1869-1932 · Chicago, Atkinson, Mentzer & company · leaf 239

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hand-writing or to recognize the sound of a persons voice. The indi-viduality and distinction of line in the works of such an artistas Whistler form a very great part of their artistic value. Thisis especially true of his remarkable etchings. Holbeins Line—It would hardiy be profitable to attempt… … FIGURE FROM SISTINE CHAPELBY MICHEL-ANGELO. 230 ART APPRECIATION 231 tion of an individuals speaking voice. We can best learn to ap-preciate quality of line by looking again and again at the workof some of the great artists. Take for example the famous por-trait drawings of Hans Holbein (German,…

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