Furniss, Dorothy · Pelham, N. Y. : Bridgman Publishers · leaf 97
deeper shadow, while the orifice gives us our darkesttone. We might also suggest the shadows behind and underthe ear. The ear that you are trying to sketch may not resemble theear in this example, but of course it is up to you to drawyours as faithfully as possible. The ear you are sketchingmay be… … Fig. 30. Ears 74 Head^ Face^ Features^ Hair As an organ of hearing it rarely lies as flat against the head assome young artists depict it. Seen from the front, it lies apparently very close to thescalp, but from the back the ear presents a very differentappearance. When it is the ear of a small boy…
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