Water Colour Without a Master: Upwards of Two Hundred Examples of Separate Objects in Landscape Shown Under Various Tints and Afterwards Composed Into Pictures (Classic Reprint)

This book is a guidebook to colouring for landscape artists, and includes colour swatches so readers can reproduce the featured compositions. The book focuses on naturalistic colouring for landscape painting, going beyond the basics to explore the theoretical considerations behind colour and its application to visual art. The author discusses the significance of complementary colours, warm and cool palettes, and how variations in light and shade influence the use of colour. This book is a useful volume for all landscape artists who wish to broaden their understanding of the subject and advance their technique.