Studies of trees in pencil and in water colors (1895)
Needham, J, Foster, Vere · London, Glasgow, Edinburgh [etc.] : Blackie & Son · leaf 36
ther hand,in a sheltered situation when the rains have been abundant, the Ash will retain its lightpleasing green when the oak and the elm in its neighbourhood have caught their autumnaltints. Gilpin also remarks upon the exceeding elegance of the sprays, branches, and mainstem of the Ash, that… … FULL-GROWN ASH.—Drawn by J. Needham. C 2 32 STUDIES OF TREES. DRAWING THE ASH.—The Pencilled Illustrations. WHEN treating of the contrasting touches required for foliage, that for the Ash hasbeen fully described and illustrated (pages 3, 6), but it will be well to repeatthe essence of the earlier…
Trees · Drawing books · Watercolor painting
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