How to Detect Counterfeit Bank Notes
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9 A distant view of a house, such as is usually given in vignettes, showing the proportion and architec- ture, in a very neat manner.
No. 10 is a portrait of a beautiful female, exquisitely finished ; the texture of the skin can be seen here in per- fection ; the hair, showing the strands and the reflection of light, is admirably given.
No. 11 is a medallion portrait of Washington, whose countenance will be immediately recognized ; this is a specimen of bas-relief ; the lines are waved, and by ...the aid of light and shade, appear raised from the surface. This is a mechanical production.
No. 12 is an Indian viewing the evidences of civiliza- tion. The dots and lines which denote the texture of the skin are placed close to each other, thereby giving it a darker and coarser appearance. With this figure end the artistic specimens, all of which I shall frequently refer to in the sequel.
Before closing the subject of vignettes, it may not be out of place to say a few words regarding the style and manner of executing them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
9 A distant view of a house, such as is usually given in vignettes, showing the proportion and architec- ture, in a very neat manner.
No. 10 is a portrait of a beautiful female, exquisitely finished ; the texture of the skin can be seen here in per- fection ; the hair, showing the strands and the reflection of light, is admirably given.
No. 11 is a medallion portrait of Washington, whose countenance will be immediately recognized ; this is a specimen of bas-relief ; the lines are waved, and by ...the aid of light and shade, appear raised from the surface. This is a mechanical production.
No. 12 is an Indian viewing the evidences of civiliza- tion. The dots and lines which denote the texture of the skin are placed close to each other, thereby giving it a darker and coarser appearance. With this figure end the artistic specimens, all of which I shall frequently refer to in the sequel.
Before closing the subject of vignettes, it may not be out of place to say a few words regarding the style and manner of executing them.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Peyton to read onlineMoreLess
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