Burn, Robert Scott · London : Ingram, Cooke, and Co. · leaf 117
ill find examples of different kinds of foliage. 108 ILLUSTRATED LONDON DRAWING-BOOK. tion to the principal object, and to preserve the proper keeping of the picture.The same may be said of the shadows. There should be one principalshadow, to which the others should be subordinate ; they should not… … fig. 75. The same scene is depicted in fig. 7 6 as in the previous figure, withmore attention to the repose resulting from the observance of these fewhints. On this subject a few general observations may be of service.
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