Burn, Robert Scott · London : Ingram, Cooke, and Co. · leaf 33
are examples in which the ellipse is dis-tinguishable. In copying fig. 7, a nicebroken outline should first be obtained;the shading being simple needs no expla-nation. The outline of fig. 8 is to be drawnas formerly; the indented parts of the leafto be put in slightly, and afterwards the … fig. 8. stronger shadow, which throws forward the curled edge of the leaf. Incopying the annexed sketch of a grindstone, to get the outline correctlythe framework should be drawn first, carefully observing the relative pro-portions of the parts, in order to give an idea of perspective * Having * In…
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