Burn, Robert Scott · London : Ingram, Cooke, and Co. · leaf 125
fig. 95. fig. 96. fig. 97. same dimensions as a; the pupil should have no difficulty in drawing this,if he has attended to the foregoing lessons. A block of wood or stonewith a square part, a, cut out of it in its upper face, b c, is represented infig. 98. The pupil should draw it either enlarged… … fig. 98. fig. 99. fig. 100. faces o and 6, fig. 99, are formed by the upper and right-hand sides of thecube mons and s t v n, fig. 100, the parts ccc being drawn by linesparallel to m s and s t, the line d being the line corresponding to e f. The
Drawing · Wood-engraving
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