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Brushwork : elementary brush-forms (1903)

Hudson, Marion · London : O. Newmann · leaf 54

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49 LESSON 22. The berries of the mountain ash are formed by making a little ring with the brushpoint, leaving a tiny spot of white in the centre. The arrangement of the branches may be dictated by beginning with the highest rowof four berries on the corners of two chequers, and adding the rest in… … 23. DESIGN OF MOUNTAIN ASH. LESSON 24. Ihe stem of the corn should be made first, afterwards adding touches on each sidewith the brush point. The mice are simple Brush forms, with the addition of touches for ears, legs and tail. ,54 24. LESSON ON CORN AND MICE.

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