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The Practice and Science of Drawing

The Practice and Science of Drawing

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Number of Chapters: 23

Length: 07 hours and 48 minutes

Language: English

This book is an attempt to teach beginning students how to draw. Starting out with intuition and vision, Harold Speed explains line and mass drawing, and how rhythm is conveyed in art by means of balance and proportion. Everything is pulled together in a chapter on portrait drawing, before the author gives hints on materials and procedure. This manual was written in 1913, but because of the intelligent combination of useful advice and sensitive reflection on the nature and meaning of artistic practice, it has been considered a valuable resource for artists. (Summary by Availle)

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Preface (ogbog)
Introduction (Availle)
Drawing (J. M. Smallheer)
Vision (Tom Penn)
Line Drawing (J. M. Smallheer)
Mass Drawing (MaryAnn)
The Academic and Conventional (MaryAnn)
The Study of Drawing (J. M. Smallheer)
Line Drawing: Practical (Anita Roy Dobbs)
Mass Drawing: Practical (realisticspeakers)
Rhythm (ToddHW)
Rhythm: Variety of Line (ToddHW)
Rhythm: Unity of Line (kdixon)
Rhythm: Variety of Mass (Logan Lorenz)
Rhythm: Unity of Mass (TriciaG)
Rhythm: Balance (Diana Schmidt)
Rhythm: Proportion (realisticspeakers)
Portrait Drawing (Anita Roy Dobbs)
The Visual Memory (Tom Penn)
Procedure (Beau Wood)
Materials (Diana Schmidt)
Conclusion (Mahima)
Appendix (Availle)
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