William Morris to Whistler; papers and addresses on art and craft and the commonweal (1911)
Crane, Walter, 1845-1915 · London, G. Bell & Sons ltd. · leaf 126
an others—say in modelling rather than drawing, or in carving—might pursue further those particular branches,making them main studies to which other sidestudies would contribute. The use of colour, and and given lectures in exposition of his method, a part of whichis known as bi-manual training, or… … - XJ ON THE STUDY AND PRACTICE OF ARTthe habit of working directly on the paper withthe brush, hke the Japanese, would again giveenormous facility and precision of touch, of greatvalue both to the designer of patterns and also tothe pictorial artist. The direct brush method hasbeen, since this was…
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