The teaching of drawing : its aims and methods (1910)
Polak, Solomon, Quilter, Harry Charles · London : W.B. Clive, University Tutorial Press · leaf 112
out the proportions and pose of the object by meansof a few light strokes. Do not let the known proportions or shape of an objectinfluence the judgment as to its particular appearance.Thus, observe the varied appearance of the pipe (Fig. 105)as turned about in the writers hand. Position 1 showsthe… … Fig. 105. stem and mouthpiece show decided and characteristiccurves which are entirely lost in Position 4. CHAPTER X. LIGHT AND SHADE. All drawing depends primarily on your power of repre-senting Roundness. . . . For Nature is made up of round-nesses ; not the roundnesses of perfect globes, but of…
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