Landscape painting from nature in Australia : a manual for the student in oil and water colours (1902)
Daplyn, A. J, Lister, W. Lister, 1859-1943 · Sydney : W.C. Penfold · leaf 42
i8 values, varied by exhortations not to be satisfied with the a pea pres, or nearly right. By following these precepts some of his pupils have attained great emi- nence ; John S. Sargent, R.A., is an instance, and yet, when in Duran’s atelier, he was often found fault with by the master for being… … Fig. 7. Fig. 8. The great French painter, Jean Francois Millet, held the same views, and in an interview with the author, expressed himself strongly as to the import- ance of No. 2; he went further, and insisted on the subject being completely drawn before the canvas was touched with paint.
Landscape painting
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