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The shaded and illuminated sides of opaque objects will display the
same proportion of light and darkness as their objects [Footnote 6:
The meaning of obbietti (objects) is explained in no 153, lines
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-4.--Between the title-line and the next there is, in the
original, a small diagram representing a circle described round a
square.].
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55.
OF PAINTING.
The outlines and form of any part of a body in light and shade are
indistinct in the shadows and in the high lights; but in the
portions between the light and the shadows they are highly
conspicuous.
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56.
OF PAINTING.
Among objects in various degrees of shade, when the light proceeds
from a single source, there will be the same proportion in their
shadows as in the natural diminution of the light and the same must
be understood of the degrees of light.
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