Studies of trees in pencil and in water colors (1895)
Needham, J, Foster, Vere · London, Glasgow, Edinburgh [etc.] : Blackie & Son · leaf 30
ven it. STUDY OF THE FULL-GROWN TREE. In order to call out the powers of our pupils at this stage, we advise them to makea copy of the same subject, but in pencil alone. It should be a good preliminary exercise tocopy it in pencil drawing before proceeding to do it in colors. The touch is made upof… … OAK—SCENE IN SHERWOOD FOREST. -Drawn by J. Needham. 26 STUDIES OF TREES. go at the zigzag work, and seek to imitate it freely but by no means carelessly. At page 51will be found a bold drawing of the same tree, but sketched from the opposite side, to givevariety to the exercise. This also should be…
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