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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 305

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ke these bridge arches or the corks of the net,are actually connected with each other, but—and this is a still more noble and interestingkind of continuity—among features which ap-pear at first entirely separate. Thus the towersof Ehrenbreitstein, on the left, in Fig. 32, appear letter in.] ON… … Fig. 35. The reason of this is, that they are all boundedby one grand curve, traced by the dotted line;out of the seven towers, four precisely touchthis curve, the others only falling back from it 266 THE ELEMENTS OF DRAWING, [letter hi. here and there to keep the eye from discoveringit too easily.…

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