Walker, William, b. 1821 · New York : C. Scribner · leaf 151
: but we find, asthey lie flatly on the table, we have no upright objectwith which to vary the group, and so we add, say, atumbler with water in it. But as this tumbler bears norelation to the other objects, we may instantly, by intro- 122 On Composition. ducing a paint-brush into tlie group,… … Fig. 79. They may, perchance, be as in Fig. 79 ; but thoughthis may be said to be natural, or according to Nature,it will-not satisfy the necessities of Art. We had better
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