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Where Art Begins

Note 1 — Chapter II · A STUDY IN LIGHT AND SHADOW

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Only, not to the encouragement of lazy habits; at times (for the sake of practice) a painter ought to draw the most minute point-detail with the pencil, as a singer practises his scales; otherwise, for the object, the photo is most to be relied upon for truth in all, except in perspective.

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