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The elements of drawing : in its various branches, for the use of students ... containing several hundred examples, from the works of the greatest masters (1827)

Hamilton, George, drawing-master · London : Printed for Sir Richard Phillips and Co. · leaf 133

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ures may take their right situation. Asthis head is looking up, the curves must bend upwards, as de-scribed in Plate VI. Sketch lightly the features of the face, being particularlycareful to place the ear in its right situation. When a correctoutline is obtained, put in the dark shadows; as those… … Engraved lyILBvLsly .ii-oinLeBii.in. PLATE X. Here the student is presented with another of the Passionsfrom Le Brun, and it is scarcely necessary to say, it repre-sents the feeling of Admiration. It fills us, indeed, withadmiration to see such correct features put together, and ex-pressing so…

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