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A
PRACTICAL TREATISE
ON
COMPOSITION, LIGHT AND SHADE,
AND COLOUR.
PRINTED BY WILLIAM WILCOCKSON, ROLLS BUILDINGS, FETTER LANE.
Pl XII
Pl XII
THE USE
OF A
BOX OF COLOURS,
IN A
Practical Demonstration on
COMPOSITION, LIGHT AND SHADE,
AND COLOUR.
Illustrated by Plain and Coloured Examples.
BY
HARRY WILLSON,
AUTHOR OF FUGITIVE SKETCHES IN ROME, VENICE, ETC.



LONDON:
PUBLISHED BY TILT AND BOGUE, FLEET STREET,
FOR THE PROPRIETOR,
CHARLES SMITH, 34, MARYLEBONE STREET, PICCADILLY.
M.DCCC.XLII.
Entered at Stationers' Hall.
PREFACE.
Between those works on Art which are too costly, or tooold to be useful now,—those, which are too comprehensive orprolix—and those, which teach nothing,—it was suggested tothe Author, that an investigation and simple arrangement ofthe Principles on which he has hitherto successfully taught,with useful results, would form a Practical Treatise, calculatedto abridge the labours and shorten the road of the Student,by its available suggestions.
CONTENTS.
 Page
Prefatory Remarks;—Composition, applied to Painting1
Of Angular Composition9
Of the Circular Form in Composition12
Light and Shade—its Application to Painting15
On Colour30
Of the Three Primitive Colours33
On General Nature39
On Rules45
On Copying47
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