Robson, William: Grammigraphia; or the Grammar of Drawing. (London, 1799)

CONTENTS.

yjrENERAL view of the distinction between Appearance and
Reality; the variety and pleasure of the former.

The Science recommended for its general usefulness, and the satis-
faction received by it from Appearance.

Improvement assured by a systematic progress. Strange ideas enter-
tained of Drawing ; true ideas of it, and its value.

PART THE FIRST.

SECTION I.

Component parts of Appearance in the Grammigraphic Science.
Description of the component parts, their number, and character.
Scale of Proportion.
Description of Position.

---------------of Lines.

Engraved Example of Lines.

SECTION II.

Rules of Proportion.

------ of Position.

------ of Lines.

Process of a Drawing copied by the Rules, from the Scale of the whole

piece.
Process of a Drawing copied, by a part taken for the Scale.
Engraving of the Drawing, and Copy, through its progress.

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