Whittock, Nathaniel: The Oxford Drawing Book, Or The Art Of Drawing, And The Theory And Practice Of Perspective: In A Series Of Letters Containing Progressive Information On Sketching, Drawing, And Colouring Landscape Scenery, Animals, And The Human Figure: With A New Method Of Practical Perspective: Detailed In A Novel, Easy, And Perspicuous Style, For The Use Of Teachers, Or For Self-Instruction. Embellished With Upwards Of One Hundred And Fifty Lithographic Drawings, From Real Views, Taken Expressly For This Work (Oxford , London, 1825)

INDEX OF PLATES,
AND
DIRECTIONS TO THE BINDER.*


No. Subject.
I. Elementary Subjects
To face p. 3
No. Subject.
XXIV. Stonhenge
. To face p. 44
II. Ditto ....
. 6
XXIV*. Joe Pullen’s Tree .
42
III. Ditto ....
.. 7
XXV. Perspective
47
IV. Ruins of Godstow
. 11
XXVI. Ditto .
.
49
V. Remains of Beaumont Palace
. 14
XXVII. Ditto .
46
VI. Oxford Castle
. 15
XXVIII. Noran Architecture
50
VII. Round Tower
. 17
XXIX. English Architecture
11
53
VIII. Perspective Diagrams .
. 22
XXX. Merton College .
54
IX. Ditto.
. 23
XXXI. Willow Tree .
59
X. Four small Views, (Horizontal Line)
. 25
XXXII. Poplar Tree .
60
XI. Point of Sight
. 26
XXXIII. Boats .
.
ib.
XII. Denbigh Castle .
. 27
XXXIV. House where Shakespeare was born
61
XIII. Point of Sight
. 28
XXXV. Freshwater Cave .
62
XIV. Remains of Osney
. 30
XXXVI. Magdalen College
63
XV. Point of Distance
. 32
XXXVII. Parts of Horses .
67
XVI. Planes in Perspective .
. 34
XXXVIII. Ditto .
69
XVII. Entrance to Lambeth Palace
. 35
XXXIX. Head of a Horse .
ib.
XVIII. Lollard’s Tower .
. 36
XL. Parts of Dogs
71
XIX. Old Tree .
. 38
XLI. Boy and Dog
ib.
XX. Foliage of Trees .
. 39
XLII. Swans .
72
XXL Woodeaton ....
. 40
XLIII. Cat and Cow
ib.
XXII. Bloody Gate
. ib.
XI TV. Woodman and Dog
87
XXIII. Parts of Trees
. 41
XLV. Sleeping Shepherd
.
ib.

a These directions are given in case the Subscriber should wish the whole bound in one volume—where the work is wanted for continual
use, however, it will be more convenient if the plates are bound up separately.