ch would be put down onthe board beside the elevation firststarted—and finally working around tothe opposite front, studied on tracingpaper placed over the first made f aqade,—and with the two side elevations re-versed, so as to round off and blendinto the other side of the design. Thisprocess… … This image becomes quite as distinctas though it were actually worked outin a plaster or clay model, althoughsuch a model I have never actuallyused. The perspectives, too, are a partof the result of this same study, fre-quently preceding the actual definitionof the elevations ; otherwise being…
Art · Arts and crafts movement
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