The British drawing-book : or, the art of drawing with accuracy and beauty, containing a series of progressive lessons on drawing landscape scenery, marine views, architecture, animals, the human figure, &c. &c. also, a complete system of practical perspective, illustrated with numerous practical subjects (1845)
Whittock, N. (Nathaniel), 1791-1860 · London : Published for the proprietor · leaf 13
the same, but the student will find a material difference in thelines used in drawing by referring to No. I., in Plate 1; he will see three black, upright lines, they are allof an equal thickness, and are drawn with a ruler; this sort of line can never be used in picturesque draw-ing; if he refers… … PROGRESSIVE DRAWING-BOOK. 3 cut; this sort of line is used for every picturesque subject that can be placed before the learner,» | and he must not proceed to practice either of the figures till he can draw lines with facility in! this manner; he will find at first some difficulty in placing the…
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