Burn, Robert Scott · London : Ingram, Cooke, and Co. · leaf 117
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. … fig. 76. PERSPECTIVE DRAWING. 109 Every landscape may be divided with greater or less precision intothree parts, the distance, the middle-picture, and the foreground. As theeffect of distance is to subdue both lights and shadows, the first of these
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