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The Practice and Science Of Drawing
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XIX PROCEDURE
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chalk or charcoal in the hope that something will turn up. It is seldom if ever that an artist puts o
the beauty o
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1 PREFACE2 I INTRODUCTION3 II DRAWING4 III VISION5 IV LINE DRAWING6 V MASS DRAWING7 VI THE ACADEMIC AND CONVENTIONAL8 VII THE STUDY OF DRAWING9 VIII LINE DRAWING PRACTICAL10 IX MASS DRAWING PRACTICAL11 X RHYTHM12 XI RHYTHM VARIETY OF LINE13 XII RHYTHM UNITY OF LINE14 XIII VARIETY OF MASS15 XIV UNITY OF MASS16 XV BALANCE17 XVI RHYTHM PROPORTION18 XVII PORTRAIT DRAWING19 XVIII THE VISUAL MEMORY20 XIX PROCEDURE21 XX MATERIALS22 XXI CONCLUSION23 APPENDIX