Trees and how to paint them in watercolours (1883)
Boot, W. H. J. (William Henry James), 1848-1918 · London : Cassell & Co. · leaf 36
drooping and lightsome,will be found somewhat difficult to render,and we would advise the pupil to makevery careful studies, first of single sprays,and then of clusters of leaves. The deli-cacy of the colour of the foliage—a greyish-green—seems in perfect consonance withits form ; in the autumn it… … 22 Tfjees, and How to Paijnt thejvi. THE SCOTCH FIF(. As variety is charming, we will now take a tree in most respects the very antithesis ofthe last. The foliage is dark and heavy-looking, of a bluish-green tint, and is composed of an infinity of long, thin, sharp leaveswhich grow on the upper…
Watercolor painting · Trees in art
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