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The art of forming an image in the mind & of expressing those that image by lines, by shades, by colours, by moulding modelling, by carving
Precautions, necessary to be observed in all the provisions of this class branches of this art.
Ready perception of the exactness of the lines & angles exhibited by by any straight lined figure in view.
Ready perception of the exactness of the lines forming curves in any curved figure
Readyness in combining ideas so as to form a distinct & accurate figure in the mind
Readyness in transmitting of expressing that ideal figure with precision.
Dexterity & steadiness of hand in guiding the tool by which the lines forming the lines or applying the colours by which the image is expressed.
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Sciences subservient to the practice of all the branches of this art.
Reading
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Sciences subservient to the improvement of all branches of this art.
Opticks
Geometry
Chemistry in
in producing colouring matters of permanency, beauty, low price, fluidity if it be applied wet, softness & uniformity if dry.
— in procuring a more perfect adhesion of the colouring matter to the substance to which it is applied.
—in producing varnishes which preserve the colours & substances to which they are applied
— in restoring colours, removing dirt, stains, or producing
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DrawingExpressing an image by measured lines
*Drawing machines
— engines
— mathematical & geometrical figures.
— house architecture
— naval architecture
— maps & charts
— patterns for silk weavers.?
— for carpet weavers?
— surveys of land. * Where the accuracy depends upon the dexterity in measuring dimensions according to a given scale.
seeEngraving, all the branches above enumerated.
1 to 5 of knowledge subservient to drawing.
seeArt of giving form to metals
Art of giving form to wood
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Knowledge subservient to the practice of this branch
1 Reading
*1 Writing
2 Arithmetic
3 The measures of G. Britain, & the measures in the most general use on the continent of Europe.
4 A knowledge of the mode of obtaining information respecting measures in less frequent use.
5 Perspective
The inks & various colours used for drawing lines, with regard to fluidity, permanency, price.
The various pigments used in a dry state for drawing lines.
So much of chemistry as necessary to avoid guard against a destruction of the colouring matter. & the
The ordinary means of giving permanency to the colours usually employed; & of procuring a more perfect adhesion of those applied in a dry state.
Dexterity & steadiness of hand in guiding the tool by which
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the art of forming an image in the mind & of expressing that image by lines, by shades, by colours, by /moulding / modelling/, by carving |
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