Handbook of light and shade, with especial reference to model drawing (1880)
Merrifield, Mary P. (Mary Philadelphia), 1804 or 1805-1889 · London : George Rowney & Co. · leaf 28
he same tone ordegree of darkness; the apparent darkness at the edgeis therefore merely the effect of contrast. There is alsoanother peculiarity attending this figure, namely, thatit appears to represent a grooved surface like that of afluted pillar. It is necessary to be aware of thedeceptive… … LIGHT AND SHADE. 21 the light and opposite to that which was most stronglyilluminated in Fig. 3. The top receives the high light,the side next the eye is still in half shadow, and thethird side is darker than the second, while the shadowon the ground represents the extreme dark. It willalso be…
Shades and shadows in art · Drawing
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