Drawing with Pen and Ink, and a Word Concerning the Brush

xi, 431 pp. CONTENTS: Some Introductory Considerations; The Requisite Drawing Materials; Early Practice In Pen Handling; The Essentials of Tone Building; Elementary Steps in Value Study; Kinds of Outline and Their Uses; First Thoughts on Light and Shade; Object Drawing in Light and Shade; Still More About Light and Shade; Selection and Use of Plaster Casts; A Few Rudiments of Life Drawing; Basic Principles of Composition; Photographs and How to Use Them; Studying Work by Other Artists; And So Why Not Go A'Sketching; On the Representation of Trees; Indicating Parts of Buildings; Architectural Rendering Methods; Rendering the Complete Building; The Larger Architectural Problem; Interiors and Their Accessories; The Pen Combined with Other Mediums; Suggestions on the Use of Color; A Brief Discussion of Reproduction; Additional Advice on Reproduction; Special Materials and Odd Methods; The Silhouette and Its Application; Thoughts on Decorative Drawing; Meeting the Advertiser's Demands; Book and Magazine Illustration; More about Illustrative Problems.