Walker, William, b. 1821 · New York : C. Scribner · leaf 215
n Fig. 148. 186 On Practice for Tree Drawing. 271. We liave thus endeavoured to show a modusoperandi by which trees may be successfully attemptedwith the 2)oint, as of a pen. The pencil and the brushare, however, much more suitable and powerful instru- ments for Tree representation, and when the… … CHAPTER XXXI. ON WATER. 272. The representation of water in drawing, owingto its moljility and transparency, is diflftenlt, except wlienperfectly still; and much unnecessary difficulty in thestudy of reflections in water also arises from confusingthe idea of Shadow^ with that of Reflection. For…
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