Burn, Robert Scott · London : Ingram, Cooke, and Co. · leaf 18
fig. 9. fig. 10. they are termed. By first drawing the simple outlines, as in fig. 10, thefoundation of a door is obtained, which is finished by filling in the extralines as in the figure. We now proceed to the drawing of curved lines, as in fig. 11. Andas these are the basis of innumerable forms,… … fig. 11. must be done in one stroke, no piecing being allowed. Let the curvedline a be first produced ; beginning at the top, bring the arm or wristdown, so that at one operation the form may be traced ; do this repeatedly,until the correct outline is attained at every trial. The pupil may next 10…
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