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The art of sketching from nature (1871)

Delamotte, Philip H. (Philip Henry), 1821-1889 · London, Bell and Daldy · leaf 98

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tions will be after-wards covered over by the darker markings.At first sitting down to sketch such a subject as that before us, it seems sometimesimpossible to extract order out of the tangled mass ; but, after having mastered themost prominent forms, it is astonishing how soon the minor details… … P H.I)9l«Lii2.otta,Iel FOREGROUNDS N? 8<& 9. Chap. IV.] Foregrounds. n beyond all expression upon paper; tr}^ to fix some portion and the rest will come,until at last you will be surprised what a multitude of detail is mastered withcomparative ease. Some of the grass and the light strokes…

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