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Drawing a Cat
Drawing a Cat
Drawing a Cat
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Drawing a Cat

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This unusual book conrtains a guide for drawing cats, and would be a lovely addition to the bookshelf of any artist. Many of the earliest books, particularly those dating back to the 1900s and before, are now extremely scarce and increasingly expensive. We are republishing these classic works in affordable, high quality, modern editions, using the original text and artwork.
LanguageEnglish
Release dateJan 18, 2013
ISBN9781447484790
Drawing a Cat

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    A short and simple book, more of a 'how I draw cats' than a 'how to draw cats'. It's a lovely book to pick up when unable to concentrate on anything else and admire the sketches and portraits of cats and kittens. Rereading it also helps me to better observe the cats I see around me.

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Drawing a Cat - Clare Turlay Newberry

INTRODUCTION

Clare Turlay Newberry has been singularly fortunate as an artist. At the very beginning of her career she was attached, by natural and unforced interests, to the subject-matter which she has made peculiarly her own; at the age when most painters blindly follow the formal regimen of the studio, she was an advanced student of the animal kingdom, certain of her aims and her talents. As a consequence, instead of imposing a borrowed or extraneous technique upon her subjects, she has developed by sustained observation and affectionate enthusiasm her special method, or individual style, of rendering cats. In all her work, from her swift pencil notations to her most finished studies in line and wash, she displays remarkable understanding of the spirit of cats: their self-absorption, their secrecy and impulsiveness, their indignation and furtive petulancies—all the moods and tempers of these sly, undomesticated

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