Burn, Robert Scott · London : Ingram, Cooke, and Co. · leaf 48
eauty in drawings of the human figure. He mustnot, however, suppose that beauty is always attained by attention to theserules, but chiefly correctness. There are many styles of beauty, thequalities of some consisting in a slight deviation in some point or otherfrom the established proportions.… … fig. c. fig. b. in fig. a, is equal in width to the length of one eye and a half, and theheight to one-half. The mouth in profile is exactly the same height, but 4 40 ILLUSTRATED LONDON DRAWING-BOOK. only half the width; the upper lip projects less than the lower one. Thenose in width is equal to…
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