Burn, Robert Scott · London : Ingram, Cooke, and Co. · leaf 101
iffused over theentire surface of the luminary, they generally admit a fainter light, andcast a feebler shadow. They must be dealt with by different rules fromthose which are natural and artificial; their greater surface forbids theirbeing considered as points. Each point in that surface must be… … fig.. 58. PERSPECTIVE DRAWING. 93 ceeds; in the mean time it may be observed, that natural luminaries aregenerally adopted in landscape and architectural exterior subjects; artificialones in parlour-scenes, robbers caves, and all that class of subjects in whichRembrandt delighted, many of his…
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