Walker, William, b. 1821 · New York : C. Scribner · leaf 157
work of Art as well asin its analvsis. 128 On Composition. 203. There are some qualities and cliaracteristicswhicli are more readily ex^Dressible by lines and by lightand shade than others. The sentiment produced by theseis sometimes easily traced to its exact source. To someextent the ideas of… … Fig. 98. most easily represented by a tone of shade, by repetitionof lines, and by certain positions of lines, as in the roughsketch (Fig. 96) ; whilst contrast of light and dark, andopposition of lines, as in Fig. 97, give rise to a contraryfeeling. 204. If we take any rectangular parallelogram as…
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