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 44
s side. The high light is on theside that is lying upwards. Next to that is the dark-est side, the darkest part of which is on the end nearestthe eye and on the edges ; it is lighter at the more dis-tant end. On the third side is a strong reflected light,thrown on it by the white ground. The shadow… … LIGHT AND SHADE. 29 We now return to the end next the spectator.There is a little shadow, softened upwards from theedges of two sides, and a dark outline to the third.They are relieved by the bright light on the ground.A little shadow also marks the lines dividing thesides. The side on which the…
Shades and shadows in art · Drawing
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