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Cyclopedia of drawing (1905)

Kenison, Ervin, Gardner, Harry W, Lawrence, William Henry, 1868-, Everett, Herbert E. (Herbert Edward), 1863-1932, Gregg, D. A. (David A.), Von Holst, H. V. (Hermann Valentin), 1874-1955, Brown, Frank Chouteau, 1876-1947, Griffin, Charles Lewis, 1867-, Neubecker, William, 1864-, Zapf, Alfred E, American School (Lansing, Ill.) · Chicago, Ill. : [American School of Correspondence] · leaf 424

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RENDERING 6 make the shadows, giving definiteness to the shadow and contrast to the white light below it. Method. The combination of individual lines produces what we may term a method. The individual line may be good but the combining may be unfortunate. In making a wash drawing no thought is… … shall take. A method is something one must grow into from a small, simple beginning. The accompanying illustration, the work of another Massachusetts Institute of Technology student, is an example of rare skill in method quickly acquired. There is an utter absence of anything rigid or mechanical in…

Mechanical drawing

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