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The art of sketching from nature (1888)

Delamotte, Philip Henry, 1821-1889 · London : G. Bell · leaf 22

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Sketching from Nature in Water-Colours. [Chap. I. 8 under the flap for water-bottle, sponge, and other things that may be found necessary. One advantage of this bag, which is perhaps not part of the original intention, is, that on an odd occasion it … a white loose cover, to be put on at pleasure. SKETCHING STOOL. A stool of some sort is a great advantage, for not only is a seat on the ground unpleasant, and sometimes impossible, but, as will be seen in the chapter on Composition, too depressed a seat will bring •the horizon line too low in the…

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