VIII. Botany for Painters and Elements of Landscape Painting: 444.
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VIII. Botany for Painters and Elements of Landscape Painting: 444.

444.

OF TREES TO THE SOUTH.

The effects of morning light (444-448).When the sun is in the east the trees to the South and to the North have almost as much light as shadow. But a greater share of light in proportion as they lie to the West and a greater share of shadow in proportion as they lie to the East.

OF MEADOWS.

If the sun is in the East the verdure of the meadows and of other small plants is of a most beautiful green from being transparent to the sun; this does not occur in the meadows to the West, and in those to the South and North the grass is of a moderately brilliant green.

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