The teaching of drawing : its aims and methods (1910)
Polak, Solomon, Quilter, Harry Charles · London : W.B. Clive, University Tutorial Press · leaf 110
n there is usually a tendency to slur over such parts oromit them altogether. Large analogous forms can beemployed, or models of small parts made on a larger scaleof cardboard, wire, tin, etc., and drawn. Thus a suspendedmeat-hook or large, bent piece of stout wire (Fig. 100)might be drawn before… … Fig. 100. Fig. 101. A beginning may be made with a simple wire handlesuch as that of a beer-can (Fig. 102). The relativeposition of the pair of fastenings obviously depends in
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