The elements of drawing in three letters to beginners (1898)
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900 · New York : Maynard, Merrill ; London : G. Allen · leaf 154
ised to hisfirm manner, you may draw from Nature asmuch as you like in the same way; and whenyou are tired of the intense care required forthis, you may fall into a little more easymassing of the leaves, as in Fig. 10 (p. 99).This is facsimiled from an engraving afterTitian, but an engraving not… … Fig. 16. letter i.] ON FIRST PRACTICE. I I 5 of the masses, as in Fig. 16,1 taking carealways to have thorough command over yourhand; that is, not to let the mass take a freeshape because your hand ran glibly over thepaper, but because in Nature it has actuallya free and noble shape, and you have…
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