Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 671
largement of the two sketches. ONE OF THE BIRDS CARRIED FURTHER ALONG IN THE PAINTING. In this stage, color has been used at the artists leisure. tempt only a little at each sitting. Then thereare pigeons, chickens, horses, cows, guinea-pigsand rabbits, to say nothing of birds in cages.Vol.… … CAT OUTLINES. tions in their relation to all the other parts of theanimal. The aid of a field-glass would be most welcomein sketching wild quadrupeds in the field, butmuch can be donewithout one. Inthe case of chip-munks and squir-rels a glass wouldoften be even ahindrance. Andby watching neartheir…
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