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The Elements of Drawing by John Ruskin

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The Elements of Drawing
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Publisher: J. M. Dent
ISBN/ASIN: 1604244798
ISBN-13: 9781604244793
Number of pages: 346

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This book contains new illustrations and interesting notes and explanations to help students through the process of drawing. This classic retains its relevance some 150 years after its first appearance and should be on every artist's bookshelf.

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