Walker, William, b. 1821 · New York : C. Scribner · leaf 158
r-tant feature of interest. 205. Tlius it will be seen that the various methods ofcomposition, especially in landscape Art, have for theiraim the introduction of pleasing, or at least mentallysatisfactory qualities, without disturbing what we mightalmost call the idiosyncrasies of Nature. For rules… … 9 CHAPTER XXV. ON LIGHT AND SHADE AS APPLIED TO GROUPS OF OBJECTS AND TO PICTURES, 206. li^ Chapter VIII. the remarks on light andshade had reference only to in dividual objects: we arenow to see how light and shade operate on objects, in-dividually or grouped, when considered in relation to…
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