Free-hand drawing : a guide to ornamental, figure, and landscape drawing (1868)
Art student · Edinburgh : W.P. Nimmo · leaf 50
intensity of that expressionby any subsequent addition of shade or colour. The with the utmost exactitude of calculation. The artistunderstood perfectly the value of each sweep of hispencil. With him all the problems which at presentbewilder the student were as the commencement of thealphabet to an… … brows drawn tightly inwards anddownwards over dilated eyeballs,and the disparted lips, are givenwith unerring judgment and thesubtlest perception of the valueof every stroke. In some placesthe lines are thicker than inothers, and they are now and thendelicately doubled, in every case Fig.…
Drawing · Decoration and ornament · Figure drawing
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