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This has led me to give my pupils from time to time a lesson in silhouette-drawing.
" No special methodical steps are planned for this kind of work. I merely use it as a test-lesson, but the boys enjoy it as much as going to a circus. Thus I proceed: A boy is called to make five dots on the board, and to designate which of the five is to be the head of the figure. Then a pupil is called to the board to draw a human form within these five dots, two of which are to desig- nate the place of the ha...nds, two the places FiQ. 264. of the feet, and one that of the head. He is not permitted to choose the latter for himself. If a pupil of much imaginative force is called, very interesting-looking figures are the results. The five Digitized by Google A DRAWING-LESSON FULL OF FUN. 281 points in the frame in the margin, for instance, would in- stantly suggest the picture of the crucified. This heing class-work, all the pupils learn to give shape to the forms they imagine. Even poor draughtsmen jdo commendahle work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This has led me to give my pupils from time to time a lesson in silhouette-drawing.
" No special methodical steps are planned for this kind of work. I merely use it as a test-lesson, but the boys enjoy it as much as going to a circus. Thus I proceed: A boy is called to make five dots on the board, and to designate which of the five is to be the head of the figure. Then a pupil is called to the board to draw a human form within these five dots, two of which are to desig- nate the place of the ha...nds, two the places FiQ. 264. of the feet, and one that of the head. He is not permitted to choose the latter for himself. If a pupil of much imaginative force is called, very interesting-looking figures are the results. The five Digitized by Google A DRAWING-LESSON FULL OF FUN. 281 points in the frame in the margin, for instance, would in- stantly suggest the picture of the crucified. This heing class-work, all the pupils learn to give shape to the forms they imagine. Even poor draughtsmen jdo commendahle work.
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