Furniss, Dorothy · Pelham, N. Y. : Bridgman Publishers · leaf 182
ow-land of gold and silver, where cows are fortyfeeding like one, choose a spray of buttercups, a single finemarguerite ; take one cow under your observation ; make asketch of a portion of a tree, a gnarled branch, or sometwisted roots with an over-curling plume of a fern. Sketchthe stile, or the… … Fig. 62. When sketchinq a Cottage do not sit too near and look exaggerated. Sit half a meadow away rather thanat the front gate. And if the cottage is complicated (that is, filled with detail,the thatch deep and overhanging, the creepers thick andconcealing the shape of the wall, and the little…
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