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Hoxton is not aesthetic enough to be monochrome; and there is nothing of the Celtic twilight about it.
WHAT'S WRONG WITH THE WORLDG.K. CHESTERTON
When you begin studying from the life, proceed in the same way with monochrome studies painted into a middle tone.
THE PRACTICE AND SCIENCE OF DRAWINGHAROLD SPEED
Others have views of a windmill (Fig. 455), a cottage embowered in foliage painted in monochrome, or fruit.
THE CERAMIC ARTJENNIE J. YOUNG
This elegant little cloister is a true shrine of art, although the frescoes are all in monochrome.
FRA BARTOLOMMEO AND ANDREA D'AGNOLOLEADER SCOTT
Use the colors of the Monochrome in such cases as will give you the best vibration, the color that best responds to you.
SUPREME PERSONALITYDELMER EUGENE CROFT
Unfortunately, not having the originals, I can only give them in monochrome.
SAMPLERS AND TAPESTRY EMBROIDERIESMARCUS BOURNE HUISH
The landscape beneath it is not the monochrome picture most of us associate with moonlight.
THE ALPSMARTIN CONWAY
Dick made two or three studies of her head in monochrome, but the actual notion of the Melancolia would not arrive.
THE WORKS OF RUDYARD KIPLING: ONE VOLUME EDITIONRUDYARD KIPLING
But in monochrome painting from the cast it is of very little service.
THE PRACTICE AND SCIENCE OF DRAWINGHAROLD SPEED
Use the colors of the Monochrome that give the highest intensity of magnetic response.
SUPREME PERSONALITYDELMER EUGENE CROFT

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