Furniss, Dorothy · Pelham, N. Y. : Bridgman Publishers · leaf 195
ng you will finddelightful little subjects in the swinging green and red catkinsand the soft down of the pussy willows, and autumn providesus with a wealth of clustering nuts. Which studies will helpyou with your drawing of the tree. When drawing the branch of a tree look from one side to152… … Fiff. 73. Twigs in Early Spring like the polished leg of a table, but try to give it a naturalsturdy growth. Trees of a striking peculiarity are easiest to draw, as arepeople with strongly marked features. Such are Scotch fir-
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