MASTERLIKE (adj.)
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MEESTERACHTIG (nld.)MEESTERACHTIG
GOEREE, Willem, An Introduction to the general Art of Drawing, Wherein is set forth The Grounds and Properties, which of this infallible and judicious Art are necessary to be known and understood. Being not only Profitable unto them that Practise Drawing; Picture-Drawers, Engravers, Carvers, Stone-Cutters, Jewellers, Goldsmiths, Silversmiths, &c. But also to all Lovers and well-affected, as well to this as to other ARTS (flowing from thence) a commodious Knowledge Communicated: With an Illustration of twenty five Copper-Prints of Figures, for young Learners to practise by. Likewise, An Excellent Treatise of the Art of Limning, in the which the true Grounds, and the perfect Use of Water-Colours, with all their Properties, are clearly and perfectly taught. Formerly set out by that Excellent Limner Mr. Gerhard of Brugge. And now much Augmented and Amended, with some Observations, teaching (besides Illumination) the Colouring and Painting with Water-Colours. Set forth at Middleburgh by W. GORE. Truly Translated into English by J.L. Published by Robert Pricke for the Lovers and Practitioners of this Noble and Admirable Art, London, Robert Pricke, 1674.
{Nuttigheyt van dese onderwijsing.} Dit dan de Leerlinghen eens wel inghescherpt ende van haer verstaen zijnde, sullen terstont selfs uyt de Geest, allerhande verkiesinghe van fraeye Tronien, met verstant na de reden, Meesterachtigh weten te schetsen en veerdigh aen te wijsen: Daer sy anders na een platte af-teyckeninghe al doende niet en weten watse doen, noch waer toe dat het zijn ooghmerck heeft;
Eerste begintselen der Teycken-kunst, p.24MEESTERACHTIGHEID
GOEREE, Willem, An Introduction to the general Art of Drawing, Wherein is set forth The Grounds and Properties, which of this infallible and judicious Art are necessary to be known and understood. Being not only Profitable unto them that Practise Drawing; Picture-Drawers, Engravers, Carvers, Stone-Cutters, Jewellers, Goldsmiths, Silversmiths, &c. But also to all Lovers and well-affected, as well to this as to other ARTS (flowing from thence) a commodious Knowledge Communicated: With an Illustration of twenty five Copper-Prints of Figures, for young Learners to practise by. Likewise, An Excellent Treatise of the Art of Limning, in the which the true Grounds, and the perfect Use of Water-Colours, with all their Properties, are clearly and perfectly taught. Formerly set out by that Excellent Limner Mr. Gerhard of Brugge. And now much Augmented and Amended, with some Observations, teaching (besides Illumination) the Colouring and Painting with Water-Colours. Set forth at Middleburgh by W. GORE. Truly Translated into English by J.L. Published by Robert Pricke for the Lovers and Practitioners of this Noble and Admirable Art, London, Robert Pricke, 1674.
{Reuselen.} Wat nu het Reuselen belanght, ’t selve is mede een seer goede manniere, en verscheelt weynigh van het Artseeren; alleen, dat het dicht in malkanderen souden treck of striemen moet ghereuselt werden; en wanneer datmen een Teyckeningh met dese manniere begint uyt te schaduwen, soo moetmen die flaeuw, valck, en eenparigh aenreuselen, en snel tegen de kanten vanden dagh aensetten; (…) En aengesien een Teyckeningh door dese handelingh alleen, niet veel gratie noch Meesterachtigheyt en bekomt, maer seer plat en mager slaet, soo moetmen die hier endaer met lughtighe Artseeringen overgaen; oock om eenighe schaduwen die wat te hart tegen ’t Licht mochten stooten, hier door wat te versachten; die dan kantigh en te gelijck sacht sullen toonen te zijn.
Vande handelinge en manniere diemen gebruycken moet, p. 87