Howard, Frank: The sketcher's manual: or, the whole art of picture making reduced to the simplest principles by which amateurs may instruct themselves without the aid of a master (London, 1841)

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PICTORIAL EFFECT.

The scientific or professional reader may pursue
this mode further, by dividing the height and

width more minutely,

as

into

fifths,































































and sevenths,

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and again subdividing the lower s
which may be useful when app
or pictures on a large scale;
above will be quite sufficient for
for general professional purposes.
It remains to give some instru
application, or the use to be
premising, that all the lines, th

vnd outer spaces,

ied to drawings

but those given

the amateur, or

ctions as to their
made of them;
e intersection of