Free-hand drawing : a manual for teachers and students (1904)
Cross, Anson Kent, 1862- · Boston : Ginn · leaf 49
traight line or regular curve, as the circle or ellipse, to bedrawn with one movement. The power to do this is desirable, butprincipally because it will enable pupils to obtain correct drawings,after making a comparatively small number of changes in the linesfirst suggested. Free arm movements may… … In this practice the motion should be perfectly free and of thewhole arm from the shoulder. The lines should be gone over re-peatedly with a rapid, continuous motion. In circles and ellipsesthe motion should be from left to right. In straight lines the pencilshould be on the slate or paper all the…
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