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 34
s found innature by which objects can be relieved. These cubes also serve to illustrate the axiom, thatthat light appears brightest which is surrounded by thegreatest quantity of shade. To be satisfied of this truth,it is only necessary to observe how much brighter thelast two figures appear than… … LIGHT AND SHADE. 25 LESSON VIII.AEEIAL PERSPECTIVE. The parallelopiped so nearly resembles the cube, inits effects of light and shade, that it is unnecessary to giveseparate figures of it. There is, however, one obser-vation with regard to this figure that it will be im-portant to notice. It…
Shades and shadows in art · Drawing
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