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6、eyO'Riordan?BernardDunstan1969PublishedinLondonbyStudioVistaLimitedBlueStarHouse,HighgateHill,LondonN19andinNewYorkbyWatson-GuptillPublications165West46thStreetNewYork10036LibraryofCongressCatalogCardNumber69-13173DistributedinCanadabyGeneralPublishingCoLtd30LesmillRoad,DonMills,Toronto,Cana
7、daSetinUnivers9on9ipointbyV.SiviterSmithandCo.Ltd,BirminghamPrintedintheNetherlandsbyN.v.GrafischeIndustrie,HaarlemSBN2897957531ContentsIntroduction71Sonnepracticalconsiderations12Drawing143Differentkindsofstilllife264Thearrangedstilllife:experimentsindesign27Thepainting355Differentsortsofco
8、mposition406Theunarrangedoraccidentalstilllife597Stilllifeaspartofacomposition758Flowers809Stilllifeasawayoffindingoutaboutpainting86Colour87Coolandwarmcolours91Varietyofcolourwithinalimitedrange92Tonalrelations94Acknowledgments103Index104Fig.1Noparticularlikingfortheseobjectswasinvolved;the
9、yhadnonaturalrelationshipwitheachother;andfewsurprisescouldresultfromsuchamade-upcomposition.Theresultsofthisattitudetowardsstilllifewereusuallyverydull,inspiteofthevalueofthepracticegained.Iaminclinedtothinkthatanexerciseneedsamoredefiniteintentiontobeworthwhileorinteresting,andlaterinthisb
10、ookwewillbeconsideringstilllifefromthispointofview-asawayoffindingoutsomethingaboutpaintingbysettingclearlydefinedproblems.Evenonthesimplestlevelofgettingsomepracticeinpainting,farmorecanbedonewithasubjectthatstrikessomesparkofinterestinthepainter.Stilllifeisasgoodawayoflearninghow8topaintas
11、any,andabetterwaythansome,butitisnnuchmorethanthat.Andlearninghasawayofbeingmoreproductiveindirectratiotothelearner'sinvolvementandenjoyment.Soletusconsidersomeofthepleasuresofstilllife,andsomeofthewaysinwhichitisdifferentfromothersubjects,andthusr