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The Practice and Science of Drawing

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The Practice and Science of Drawing
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Publisher: Seeley, Service & Co.
ISBN/ASIN: B0007JEKPU
Number of pages: 322

Description:
Classic approach to the dynamics of drawing by brilliant teacher with insights and practical advice on line drawing, mass drawing, visual memory, materials and much more. 93 plates and diagrams reinforce Speed’s clear presentation.

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