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If the In our Lessons in Drawing , to be found in the previous pages grammar of
the art has been well learned , the pupil will find of the POPULAR EDUCATOR ,
we have endeavoured to place that a very considerable amount of the
knowledge ...
If the In our Lessons in Drawing , to be found in the previous pages grammar of
the art has been well learned , the pupil will find of the POPULAR EDUCATOR ,
we have endeavoured to place that a very considerable amount of the
knowledge ...
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The kind of paper for pencil drawing ought not to be very rough, a slight grain will
assist the pencil to mark freely, but on ... can altogether comprehend what a very
different thing it is to draw from nature until he has made the attempt, when he ...
The kind of paper for pencil drawing ought not to be very rough, a slight grain will
assist the pencil to mark freely, but on ... can altogether comprehend what a very
different thing it is to draw from nature until he has made the attempt, when he ...
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III . , page 9 ) in drawing the perspective 1. We cannot get through this forest . 2. I
received these letters of the base ; the points of contact E and c will be the points
to this morning through a kind acquaintance . 3. Along the river they be brought ...
III . , page 9 ) in drawing the perspective 1. We cannot get through this forest . 2. I
received these letters of the base ; the points of contact E and c will be the points
to this morning through a kind acquaintance . 3. Along the river they be brought ...
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... itself , viz . , how to draw the lines which retire ; here is the starting point from
which every rule 1 ream , proceeds , and this difficulty every one will discover
immediately he sits down to draw from nature . Objects parallel with our position ,
or ...
... itself , viz . , how to draw the lines which retire ; here is the starting point from
which every rule 1 ream , proceeds , and this difficulty every one will discover
immediately he sits down to draw from nature . Objects parallel with our position ,
or ...
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If we were f coincide with , or be made apparently drawing the interior of a
cathedral , to lie upon the length of the pencil ... assist the same direction , and it
would do as to understand and draw the lines the same if it be made to coincide
of the ...
If we were f coincide with , or be made apparently drawing the interior of a
cathedral , to lie upon the length of the pencil ... assist the same direction , and it
would do as to understand and draw the lines the same if it be made to coincide
of the ...
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書誌情報
| 書籍名 | The Popular Educator, 第 3〜4 巻、第 13 巻 The Popular Educator, Robert Wallace (A.M.) |
| 寄与者 | Robert Wallace (A.M.) |
| 出版社 | Cassell, 1867 |
| 書籍の提供元 | オックスフォード大学 |
| デジタル化された日 | 2006年7月31日 |
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