Walker, William, b. 1821 · New York : C. Scribner · leaf 151
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 … Fig. 80. begin by letting the principal object occupy the chiefplace, near the centre, and then arrange the other objectsabout it so as to secure both yariety and unity. We havedone so in Fig. 80, with a satisfactory result. On Composition. 123 202. The relation of the parts of a composition to…
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