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The elements of drawing in three letters to beginners (1898)

Ruskin, John, 1819-1900 · New York : Maynard, Merrill ; London : G. Allen · leaf 148

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for if you cannot draw the line itself, youwill never be able to terminate your shadowin the precise shape required, when the lineis absent; or (2.) to give you shorthandmemoranda of forms, when you are pressedfor time. Thus the forms of distant treesin groups are defined, for the most part, bythe… … COH letter i.] ON FIRST PRACTICE. ICX) as to round the stone in Fig. 5. Of courseyou cannot often get time to do this; but ifyou mark the terminal line of each tree asis done by Diirer in Fig. 13, you will get amost useful memorandum of their arrange-ment, and a very interesting drawing.…

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