Burn, Robert Scott · London : Ingram, Cooke, and Co. · leaf 47
e to try it, in the first place, without filling in the details; attemptingit several times, at each trial adding a little more from the copy, untilcompetent to draw the whole correctly. Having gone thus far in drawing from objects, we now conclude thesection. Having laid before him the rudiments… … FIGURE AND OBJECT DRAWING. Part II. PROPORTIONS OE THE HUMAN EIGURE. We have deemed it best to keep this class of drawing, treating of the pro-portions which different parts of the human frame bear to each other, ac-cording to the acknowledged standard of beauty, as derived from measure-ments from…
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