Light and shade with chapters on charcoal, pencil, and brush drawing : a manual for teachers and students (1901)
Cross, Anson K. (Anson Kent), 1862-1944, Ginn and Company, publisher, Athenaeum Press (Cambridge, Mass.), printer · Boston, U.S.A., and London : Ginn & Company, Publishers : The Athenaeum Press · leaf 121
ade upon Whatmans cold-pressed paper by blending the pencil tones with the finger, thestump, or the eraser, used as explained in Chap. V. The drawingthus produced is similar to a charcoal drawing, though much moredelicate; it may be made very pleasing and atmospheric, especially 114 LIGHT AND… … Fig. 47. use of charcoal. It is also less direct than the use of the pencilpoint, consequently students are advised to obtain gradation by theuse of the point whenever this is possible, and to draw so as to beobliged to use the eraser but little.
Shades and shadows in art · Drawing · Art · Chiaroscuro · Light in art
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