Walker, William, b. 1821 · New York : C. Scribner · leaf 166
the dark parts of the drawing,and shade over the light parts with a pencil, so as to makeall equally dark, and he will again feel that all space andlight are gone, and the work ruined. It will thus be seen that the purpose of light and shade,as applied to a picture, is but an advanced stage of its… … X.--^- CHAPTER XXVI. LAWS OF NATURE, AND THEIR APPLICATION AS PRINCIPLES OF ART. 215. ^ PrinCIPLES in Art are those primary gener-alised truths, founded on or deduced from universallaws, which lead not only to its successful practice, butto a more complete and just appreciation both of Natureand…
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