Burn, Robert Scott · London : Ingram, Cooke, and Co. · leaf 41
refully avoiding any formal-ity, as the outlines of a treegive a character to the whole.The shading should, if possible,be done at once, avoiding thenecessity of having to go overit again, as this takes away thefig. 31. clearness. It will be seen how the stumps are relieved by themass of shadow… … kept either light or dark, according to the character of the objects whichit is to relieve, but in all cases it must be the most forcible part of the
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