First edition Based on the bicentennial exhibition organized by the Society. With reproductions of 900 illustrations including 350 in full color. Ink inscription on first blank. 436 pages. cloth, dust jacket.. 4to..

200 years of American illustration

PITZ, Henry C.

Random House]

Noted artist, author and educator shows how to draw every major outdoor subject — land, greenery, skies, building, people, cities, and more — in all the major drawing media: pencils, pen and ink, brush and ink, felt pens, charcoal, Rembrandt to Wyeth. Over 100 illustrations.

Drawing Outdoors

Arts & Photography

Drawing

Dover Publications

Howard Pyle: Writer, Illustrator, Founder of the Brandywine School

Bramhall House

How to draw tree, greenery, water rocks, skies, clouds, buildings, cities, interiors, people, and animals

Charcoal drawing,

Watson/Guptill

Charcoal Drawing

Watson-Guptill Publications, Incorporated

Sm Quarto, Cream Color Cloth, 1972, PP.159, B &amp; W Illustrations, Originally Published As Drawing Trees

How to draw trees,

Harper, Row & Pub

How to Draw Trees

Watson-Guptill Publications

The Brandywine tradition

Houghton/Mifflin

Ink Drawing Techniques, by one of America’s renowned illustrators and art teachers, is a fundamental handbook on all the methods of drawing with pen, brush and ink. Ideally designed for students, teachers, and professionals, the book contains nearly 200 illustrations by outstanding pen and brush draftsmen. The reproductions and text are also of particular interest to advertising artists, book and magazine illustrators.\nClearly, concisely, the author describes basic characteristics of pen and ink; demonstrates the many drawing techniques; and discusses materials and how they are used. He tells how to build a picture; how to use a brush in ink drawings; how to use a felt nib; how to combine pen and ink with other media; how to render light and shadow; and how to use special surfaces for reproduction.\nIn a very practical manner, Mr. Pitz discusses ink techniques for the illustrator, emphasizing the unique problems within the field of commercial art. Finally, he writes about ink drawing as a creative process, emphasizing the importance of the artist’s imagination above technical dexterity.\nComplementing the text on virtually every page are beautiful and instructive drawings by such old masters as Daumier, Guercino, and Doré, as well as such noted modern artists as Fritz Eichenberg, Robert Fawcett, LyndWard, Jacob Landau, Ronald Searle, Albert Dorne, Edward Bawden, Austin Briggs, Warren Chappell, and Boardman Robinson. 
Nearly 200 illustrations in monochrome.

Ink Drawing Techniques

Graphic Design

Chosho Publishing

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