Speed, Harold "The Practice and Science of Drawing" Watercolor Brush and Pollock

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Speed, Harold "The Practice and Science of Drawing" Watercolor Brush and PollockIn this work, Harold Speed approaches this dynamic aspect of drawing and painting from many different points of view. He plays the historical against the scientific, theory against precise artistic definition. He begins with a study of line drawing and mass drawing, the two basic approaches the artist needs to learn. Further sections carry the artistic vision through unity and variety of line and mass, balance, proportion, portrait drawing, the visual