An edition of Drawing made easy
(1921)
Drawing made easy
a helpful book for young artists; the way to begin and finish your sketches, clearly shown step by step
by Edwin George Lutz
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From dustjacket: This book, though written principally for youthful artists, will undoubtedly have a strong appeal to more experienced men. The "made easy" methods of construction and perspective worked out in these pages make those elementary stages of a drawing which usually are both difficult and discouraging, a pleasure and surprisingly simple.
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Drawing made easy: a step by step guide to drawing for young artists
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Table of Contents
Thrush.
7
Parrakeets.
10
Things needed for drawing.
11
Drawing curves with the help of a series of dots.
12,13
Making designs based on a square and with the help of the compasses.
14,15
Drawing designs with the compasses and with a circle as a foundation.
16,17
B'rer Fox.
18
Top, radish, Christmas tree.
19
Camp fire.
20
Indian tent.
21
Glass fish bowl.
22
Cherries, tea-pot, fan, etc.
23
Globe.
24
Balloon.
25
Drawing leaves-maple and oak.
27
Butterflies.
28,29,30
Bees, clover.
31
Resemblances.
32
Morning-glory, narcissus.
33
Pansies.
34
Buttercups and daisies.
35
Jack-in-the-pulpit.
36
Fuchsia.
37
Rabbits.
38,39
Owl.
40
Owl's head.
41
Duck and penguin.
42
Swallows.
43
Goose, duck.
44
Stork, heron.
45
Running dog and monkey.
46
Elephants.
47
Drawing a pig with a single line and with the eyes closed.
48
Pigs.
49
Cat and mice.
50
Cat and mouse.
51
Bird, snail, tortoise and fish.
52
Squirrel, flicker, chipmunk, thrush.
53
Prairie-dogs.
54
Buffalo.
55
Instructions for drawing horses.
56
Standing horse.
57
Horses in movement.
58,59
Houses.
60
Sailboat, tugboat.
61
Ocean life.
62
Sailboats.
63
Dolls.
64
More dolls to draw.
65
Babies.
66,67
Little Hollanders.
68,69
Drawing faces in profile.
70
Boys' faces.
72
Expressions.
73
Round face.
74
Rectangular features.
75
Face drawn within an ellipse.
76
Triangular features.
77
Single-line action figures.
78
Single-line action figures.
79 to 83
Automobiles.
84
Airplanes.
85
Locomotive and car.
86
An easy lesson in perspective in railway trains.
87
Drawing landscapes.
88 to 91
An aid in drawing ovals.
92
Patterns for shields and ornaments.
93
To draw an ellipse.
94
Landscape sketch.
95
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| September 17, 2019 | Edited by stephasocks | Added new cover |
| August 4, 2012 | Edited by ImportBot | import new book |
| October 29, 2011 | Edited by Martín De Cicco | Edited without comment. |
| April 13, 2010 | Edited by Open Library Bot | Linked existing covers to the edition. |
| June 4, 2008 | Created by an anonymous user | Imported from Boston Public Library MARC record. |