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The Art journal (1849)

London : George Virtue · leaf 283

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ce in rather shady corners of meadows and orchards, with its greenish-white umbels of flowers and greyish-green foliage, might be treated successfully by a landscape painter. The sketch given of it (p. 241) has not been altered in any way. By sitting down to draw it one gets the point of sight… … present needs. A weed is simply a plant growing where background was the we do not want it. A rose-tree growing on a gravel path ploughed field, with the distant hedgerow and sky in upper part of the panels. The is as much a weed as a primrose growing on a lawn. Ask ploughing team was left out,…

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