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Brookshaw, George / Groups of fruit : accurately drawn and coloured after nature, with full directions for the young artist : designed as a companion to the treatise on flowers and birds
(1817)

Cherries 


them ; but they must be done gradually: and as all cherries are
better re )reSCnte(l by fine (lots or specks, yOU must endealvottr to
pllt in the dilkrenlt tints by speckling or dotting themn with the
point of the pencil; this will require some pains to do accurately.
After you have co01plete(l the Red Cherry, you must proceed in the
same manner with the darker one ; the tints of which do not
require particular directions.
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