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Fine and industrial arts in elementary schools (1912)

Sargent, Walter, b. 1868 · Boston, New York [etc.] Ginn and company · leaf 97

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n inclinations, while much time is spentby instructors in the attempt to lead them to draw large.Before regarding as wholly a fault the natural tendency tomake somewhat contracted drawings, it is well to considerthe small size of a great proportion of the trial sketches bymen who drew with much… … Fig. 28. Drawings of leaves at different angles The need of mathematical comparison of proportions isgreatly increased with the increased size of the drawing.When the drawing is small the eye sees it as a whole andmakes comparisons readily. The eye seems to translate GBADE VI 89 shapes iiiost…

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