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Title: Drawing made easy : a helpful book for young artists; the way to begin and finish your sketches, clearly shown step by step
Year: 1921 (1920s)
Authors: Lutz, Edwin George, b. 1868
Subjects: Drawing
Publisher: New York : C. Scribner's Sons
Contributing Library: Boston Public Library
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e legs of the compasses, when you havecompleted the circle, at the same distance apart as they werewhen describing it. Now this distance—the radius—if markedoff around the circumference of the circle, will go exactly sixtimes, as in B. (Turn back to page 14 again, to be reminded,by glancing at its picture, of the meaning of **radius «nHcircumference.) This dividing of a circle into six parts by marking the radius 0circumference is an unalterable law, and if you find th,does not come out this way, on your first attempt, it siimeans that you must try again. When you have dravnumber of circles, and worked carefully in gettmg the pcequally marked, you will have foundations for drawmg ;figures and designs on the remainder of the page. Figur .is a hexagon, or six-sided plane, while below it,. Figure 4, -^triangle, or plane with three angles and three sides. These designs, as well as those on page 15, made withm a squmay be brightened up with the colored crayc^ls. i DRAWING MADE EASY 17
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