Howard, Frank: Colour, as a means of art: being an adaptation of the experience of professors to the practice of amateurs (London, 1838)

106 GREY DAYLIGHT.

moonlight; they are made positively warmer than
they appear in nature, and are rendered com-
paratively cool by the warmth of the shadows.—
Plate.

The degrees to which these licences may be
carried, must depend upon the style of colouring
adopted. The Amateur has had them placed
before him, and whichever he may choose, he
will be certain to meet with success in the eyes
of one party; he cannot hope to please all.

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