Practical Hints on Light and Shade in Painting, Illustrated by Examples from the Itlian, Flemish, and Diutch Schools.

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Printed for the Proprietor and Sold by James Carpenter and Son, 1829, third edition; 4t0, 230 x 290mm; cloth backed khaki boards, the title on printed labels on the front cover and the spine, that on the spine now badly worn; corners bumped and rubbed,the board edges somewhat abraded, spine worn at the ends; eight full pages plates being several illustrations to a page showing aspects of rendering light and shade. . . . . . Burnet,born 1780s, was a Scottish painter and engraver who moved to London as a young man. He exhibited at the Royal Academy and other artistic locations and wrote a number of books and manuals on drawing and painting. Among other works he provided engravings for editions of Burns's poems and for the Waverley Novels. . . . The plates, each with several mezzotints or line engravings, are to show the usage of light and shade by notable painters or engravers - Cuyp, Vandyke, Potter, Rembrandt and others. N° de ref. del artículo 001324

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Título: Practical Hints on Light and Shade in ...
Encuadernación: Hardcover
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