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I mentioned John Ruskin in the comment I posted on the last thread. He taught drawing at the University of Oxford and published his ideas in a book titled 'The Elements of Drawing'. His teaching collection is now stored in the Ashmolean Museum. It is worth a visit: click on the link below:
.http://ruskin.ashmolean.org/welcome
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I have John Ruskin's book, it's now out of copyright, if you want to read it, it can be downloaded at this link.
The Elements of Drawing
John