Crane, Walter, 1845-1915 · London : G. Bell · leaf 49
, wenaturally dwell upon these accidents and super-ficial facts. At the same time, with nothing butline to express them, we are compelled to use akind of convention, though our aim be purelynaturalistic, to get a faithful portrait of thebough. We must make our line as descriptive as… … of Aspect. We are concerned with the purelygraphic purpose, to make a picture upon paper.We cannot, however, even under these simple 30 THE GRAPHIC PURPOSEconditions, altogether leave out of account con-siderations which, strictly speaking, must betermed decorative/ For instance, there is…
Drawing · Decoration and ornament
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