Walker, William, b. 1821 · New York : C. Scribner · leaf 127
it may beYcnerable. If we are told that it was excavated from the ruins of some ancient city, it is interesting as a relic ; or it7 98 On Taste. may be the work of some once famous but now extinctpottery, and has been in the possession of some royal family,and, moreover, is the only specimen of the… … CHAPTER XVIII. ON STYLE. 174. Style in drawing is what manner or Miand isin writing. One person may draw in a broad style (notnecessarily bold), as with a piece of charcoal ; another in afine style (not niggling), as with a pen. It has nothing todo Avith truth of work, for a drawing may be broad…
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