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 22
t it will be sufficientfor him to know that it is so. The shade upon the chimney-pots, and also upon the chimney, isformed with a succession of short lines, as in No. 9, a little varied, according to the shape of thestones of the building. No. 12 is a small bell turret, frequently seen surmounting… … PROGRESSIVE DRAWING-BOOK. 7 for the two upright lines forming the outline of the building. Be very exact in finding the centre of the spacebetween the two lines, which may always be easily measured if the student cannot trust his eye. The mostready way is, to cut a narrow slip of paper, place it on…
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