Wood, John George: The Principles And Practice Of Sketching Landscape Scenery From Nature: Systematically Arranged, And Illustrated By Numerous Examples, From Simple And Easy Subjects, To The More Complicated And Difficult Combinations Of Objects. In Four Parts (Band 1): [Containing elements of the art applied to buildings, with progressive examples, practical and explanatory] (London, 1816)

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THE

PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE

OF

Sketching Landscape-'Scenery from Nature,

SYSTEMATICALLY ARRANGED,
AKD ILLUSTRATED BY NUMEROUS EXAMPLES.

FROM SIMPLE AND EASY SUBJECTS, TO THE MORE COMPLICATED AND DIFFICULT ^COMBINATIONS

OF OBJECTS.

By JOHN GEORGE WOOD, F. S, A

AUTHOR OF L"ECTURES OK" PERSPECTIVE, DELIVERED AT THE ROYAL INSTITUTION

IN THE YEARS 1807, 1808, and I80#.

IN FOUR PARTS.

Part ]. Containing dements of the; art applied to buildings, with progressive examples, practical and explanatory

Price 1/. 5s. •

LONDON:

PRINTED FOR THE AUTHOR,
BY T. BENS LEY AND SON, BOLT COURT, FLEET STREET

1816.