The cabinet-maker and upholsterer's drawing-book : in four parts (1802)
Sheraton, Thomas, 1751-1806 · London : Printed by T. Bensley ... for W. Baynes · leaf 694
in faint touches, that if there fliould beany caiife for alteration it may be more eafily efFe6led. The * To hanJle a pencil is, in many cafes of drawing, different from the manner of hold-ing a pen. In handling a pen, the ends of the fourth and fifth fingers reft on the paper ;but in managing a… … T.^A/^-.T/rft ttfiH . /^d/ffT,^ ../ ^^ Acldi>^,-A(t /.\ 7J/yt:— July ^ zj^qS. ( 5 ) learner flioukl, in doing this, carefully obferve and touch thefibres of each leaf, and give the proper lead to each ftem, fothat they do not cut each other. Laftly, take a view of the whole, and confider in…
