Furniss, Dorothy · Pelham, N. Y. : Bridgman Publishers · leaf 180
way that your paper is shaded by your shoulder, your hat, or the opposite page. A stile, fence, stone, stump, or bank more often than not offers a convenient resting-place and saves you the trouble of carrying a camp-stool. If the weather is damp, an ordinary newspaper carried under your… … Fig. 61. An Impression Sketching Out of Doors A great point is gained by starting in a business-like frameof mind. It is a mistaken idea that an artist drifts intopainting a picture as a cloud drifts across the sky. Toobtain practical results you must start with practical inten-tions. You must be…
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