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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 79

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ay be taken with the camerapointed directly at the figure and thus be nearly like the image ofthe eye; in this case its distortion is due principally to the nearnessof the camera to the figure. Artist draws by feeling. — If an artist draws just what he sees when very near a figure, the… … i:wia figure when so near to it thatrepresenting the nearer parts of theiractual visual proportions would makethese parts seem too large for thefarther parts, he changes the propor-tions until they represent those hefeels concerning the figure and notthe apparent visual proportions.When drawing out…

Shades and shadows in art · Drawing · Art · Chiaroscuro · Light in art

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