Furniss, Dorothy · Pelham, N. Y. : Bridgman Publishers · leaf 95
loose in shape and wrinkled about the lobe. Which brings us to those very important organs—the ears.There is something peculiarly interesting in the drawing ofan ear. There is the soft texture, the delicacy of its curves,and the contrasting shapes of the large upper part and theslender lobe. It is… … Fig. 29. Me Glad andMe Sad Drawing for Beginners Where several young artists are gathered together theycan easily draw each others ears in turn. For, with all thegoodwill in the world, we cannot study this feature alone andwith a hand-glass. The ear is an oblong, the upper part of which is wide,…
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