Furniss, Dorothy · Pelham, N. Y. : Bridgman Publishers · leaf 58
. The foldsdeceive the eye. The fall of a cloak may hide the positionof a foot or an arm. If such is the case, then remove thedrapery, make a note of the particular object about whichyou have doubts, and replace. Should you prefer to leave the folds untouched becausethey are happily arranged, take… … Drawing Ourselves and Others to labour a difficult problem, when a glance in another posi-tion would make everything perfectly plain. To return to the shepherd. The colouring of the old shepherds clothes should be moreor less decided by his surroundings. One would not for choicegive him a scarlet…
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