The teaching of drawing : its aims and methods (1910)
Polak, Solomon, Quilter, Harry Charles · London : W.B. Clive, University Tutorial Press · leaf 81
Fig. 68. Stage III.79. Curved Forms. The Circle.—The number of purely circular forms islimited and the drawing of them alone is apt to becomemonotonous. Examples: Hoops, coins, watch, clock/wheels,biscuits. Spherical forms.—A ball; the same suspended from astring; marbles, hat-pins. 62 DRAWING FROM… … Fig. 69. Fig. 71. A large bow and arrow, placed in various positions. Thisis a most useful example; the curves can be varied bytightening the cord and the depth estimated by the aid ofthe arrow placed at right angles to it (Fig. 69). DRAWING FROM OBJECTS WITHOUT PERSPECTIVE. 63 Letters and numerals…
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