"The color of the buildings is quite interesting when the sun is shining," answered the drawing master. "As for the famous water, I am curious to see if the mineral content affects the lighter washes." "Perhaps just a shade." Jack handed over his sketchbook. "You may see for yourself, though I haven't had time to do more than a few quick sketches of the Bath Abbey and Sidney Gardens." "Sehr gut, Lord James," said the drawing master as he thumbed through the pages. "Your brushwork is improving nicely, but I still think you need some work on the art of creating perspective." He set the book aside and reached for a large leather portfolio. "I have brought a few examples to show you. Please have a look while I prepare a palette of colors." Jack untied the strings and spread a series of Alpine sketches over the table. "Yes, I think I see what you mean," he murmured after studying them for a bit Looking up, he spotted a small paper folder tucked inside the main flaps. No doubt it contained more examples.
