French, Harry W. (Harry Willard), 1854- · Boston, Lee and Shepard; New York, C.T. Dillingham · leaf 103
g is essential to every artist; but, over this, color is avery serviceable cloak, that often covers a multitude of sins. They are to befound even among the masters, whose seductive coloring enhances a resultso erroneous in drawing, that, if the outline were to be left naked, a childcould better it.… … memory. — FROM A CRAYON-DRAWING MADE BY SETH CHENEY FOR MRS. A. L. BOTTA. in complete grace and loveliness, with light and shadow, life and character,in simple black and white. This distinction Mr. Cheney felt, and oftenexpressed with great force. It was so apparent to him, that once, wheninduced…
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