Smith, Thomas [Hrsg.]: The Art Of Drawing In Its Various Branches: Exemplified In A Course Of Twenty-Eight progressive Lessons, Calculated To Afford Those Who Are Unacquainted With The Art, The Means Of Acquiring A Competent Knowledge Without The Aid Of A Master ; Being The Only Work Of The Kind In Which The Principles Of Effect Are Explained In A Clear, Methodical, And At The Same Time Familiar Style. Illustrated With Coloured Designs And Numerous Wood Engravings (London, 1827)

THE

ART OF DRAWING

IN ITS VARIOUS BRANCHES,

EXEMPLIFIED IN A COURSE OF

TWENTY-EIGHT PROGRESSIVE LESSONS,

CALCULATED TO AFFORD THOSE MHO ARE UNACQUAINTED WITH THE ART, THE MEANS

OF ACQUIRIN’# A COMPETENT KNOWLEDGE

WITHOUT THE AID OF A MASTER;

BEING THE ONLY WORK OF THE KIND IN WFIICH THE

PRINCIPLES OE EFFECT

ARE EXPLAINED IN A CLEAR, METHODICAL, AND AT THE SAME TIME FAMILIAR STYLE.

BY THOMAS SMITH.

ILLUSTRATED WITH COLOURED DESIGNS AND NUMEROUS

AVOOD ENGRAVINGS.

LONDON:

PRINTED FOR SHERWOOD, GILBERT, AND PIPER,

PATERNOSTER-ROW.

1827.