| Chap.
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| 14.
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The Danger of forming an erroneous Judgment in regard to the Proportion and Beauty of the Parts.
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42.
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| 15.
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Another Precept.
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12.
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| 16.
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The Manner of drawing from Relievos, and rendering Paper fit for it.
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127.
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| 17.
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Of drawing from Casts or Nature.
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31.
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| 18.
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To draw Figures from Nature.
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38.
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| 19.
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Of drawing from Nature.
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25.
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| 20.
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Of drawing Academy Figures.
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30.
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| 21.
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Of studying in the Dark, on first waking in the Morning, and before going to sleep.
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17.
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| 22.
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Observations on drawing Portraits.
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188.
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| 23.
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The Method of retaining in the Memory the Likeness of a Man, so as to draw his Portrait, after having seen him only once.
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189.
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| 24.
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How to remember the Form of a Face.
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190.
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| 25.
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That a Painter should take Pleasure in the Opinion of every Body.
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19.
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