DOI Heft:
No. 155 (February, 1906)
DOI Artikel:The arts and crafts exhibition at the Grafton Gallery, [1]
DOI Artikel:Technical hints from the drawings of past masters of painting, [4]: Rembrandt
DOI Seite / Zitierlink: https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.20714#0084
Technical Hints
M iss Dorothy Morris^are of real decorative ^SS^^^^S^SM^^^jte,
delight to do, working out the compositions
of the subjects which he intended painting inkstand exhibited by the
or etching, first in line and then with bold guild of handicraft
is a typical example of the large collection of Rem-
brandt drawings preserved in the Print Room of the
British Museum. A study of these drawings fills
one with admiration at the sureness and economy
of line with which he was able to express his ideas.
printed cotton designed by joseph m. doran
executed by geo. p. and t. baker !
j I'"" ' |;\ (\\ Xy(
sweeps of diluted sepia developing their light and
shade. It is difficult to determine what tool he used
for the line-work: probably either a quill or reed pen;
whichever it was, in his hand it was extraordinarily
elastic. The suggestion has been made that he used ...... -A-—"
a quill pen for thedrawingand the feather end dipped
in the diluted ink for the broad washes ; such might
almost have been the method used in making the CL0CK m, designed by r. evans
b repousse brass executed by J. e. waltham
beautiful study of an old Rabbi here reproduced. It and r. hollow ay
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M iss Dorothy Morris^are of real decorative ^SS^^^^S^SM^^^jte,
delight to do, working out the compositions
of the subjects which he intended painting inkstand exhibited by the
or etching, first in line and then with bold guild of handicraft
is a typical example of the large collection of Rem-
brandt drawings preserved in the Print Room of the
British Museum. A study of these drawings fills
one with admiration at the sureness and economy
of line with which he was able to express his ideas.
printed cotton designed by joseph m. doran
executed by geo. p. and t. baker !
j I'"" ' |;\ (\\ Xy(
sweeps of diluted sepia developing their light and
shade. It is difficult to determine what tool he used
for the line-work: probably either a quill or reed pen;
whichever it was, in his hand it was extraordinarily
elastic. The suggestion has been made that he used ...... -A-—"
a quill pen for thedrawingand the feather end dipped
in the diluted ink for the broad washes ; such might
almost have been the method used in making the CL0CK m, designed by r. evans
b repousse brass executed by J. e. waltham
beautiful study of an old Rabbi here reproduced. It and r. hollow ay
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