Crane, Walter, 1845-1915 · London : G. Bell · leaf 77
owing to differences of emphasis, might be studiedin the drawing and treatment of a head (as in a, b,and c). The possibiHties of such variations ofemphasis in drawing are practically unlimited andco-extensive with the variations of expression wesee in nature herself. The pictorial artist is freeto… … DU^FERENT EMPHASIS IN THE TREATiMENT OF A HEAD, the emphasis, and therefore the expression of thework. No kind of art can be said to be unconditioned,and the simplest and freest of all, the a7^t of thepoint and the surface, which covers all the graphicart and flat designing, is still subject to…
Drawing · Decoration and ornament
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