Pen drawing and pen draughtsmen : their work and their methods : a study of the art today with technical suggestions (1920)
Pennell, Joseph, 1857-1926 · New York : Macmillan · leaf 361
304 PEN DRAWING and recognize that to draw a building well, it is not absolutely necessary to be ableto put It up. They seize just the point that most architectural draughtsmen fail tograsp—that one should give the most impressive view of a building, not the most … j/v- -J^^rtf^] f *? commonplace; that one should give the building Its due relation to the otherswhich surround it, or to the landscape in which it is placed. And this Is the reasonwhy most architectural draughtsmens work is so uninteresting to the artist. Eitherthe landscape is absurdly drawn, or…
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