Free-hand drawing : a guide to ornamental, figure, and landscape drawing (1868)
Art student · Edinburgh : W.P. Nimmo · leaf 48
re- Fig- 20. peatedly each of the simple examples which follow, until he can say, with clear satisfaction, that he has 40 FREE-HAND DRAWING. mastered its difficulties, and prepared himself thus forthe copying of the next. There is a good deal of useful practice both in fig. 20and fig. 22. In each… … faintly. The readershould be able by thistime to point out, fromthe most cursory exami-nation of these doublelines, which parts of thefigures are supposed toproject, and from whichpoint the light is sup-posed to fall. The man-ner of copying fig. 20 is Fig. 21. as follows :—First draw the straight…
Drawing · Decoration and ornament · Figure drawing
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