Furniss, Dorothy · Pelham, N. Y. : Bridgman Publishers · leaf 218
drawing without recognizing the subject I would say indignantly, Oh, butyou must see who it is by the ear! That I knew to beright. I was quite annoyed when a friend said with an airof surprise, But I have never noticed the Princesss ear wasso large; surely you are mistaken. You must be prepared for… … How to Catch a Likeness we must be observant, but we must note and compare thelittle unobtrusive characteristics and traits which distinguishindividuals. One sits erect, another lolls in a languid manner, anotherslouches into awkward attitudes. Some perk up their chins,or incline their heads…
Drawing -- Study and teaching
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