Walker, William, b. 1821 · New York : C. Scribner · leaf 294
ver a half sheet of foolscap paper and gummingthe last lap. A cliild should have inches marked on his ruler. Appendix. ^m aperture cut in it through which to view the best parts ofa Landscape and conceal the remainder. It may be of anysize and proportion, but a convenient one may be madewith a… … Fig. 205. When a student goes to Nature, and has an extensiveview before him, he is often perplexed to know how much,or what part, of what lies before him, he sliould take ashis sketch. Let him with one eye look at the landscapethrough the ^ Diascope when held at from six to teninches from him, and…
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