p110fig03.31 Henry Hensche's painting of <I>The Bather</i> is suffused with light.<BR>|| p109c2h0.8 (Hawthorne 1938/60) wrote "... (pp 25-26) the outline and color of each spot of color against every other spot of color it touches, is the only kind of drawing you need to bother about ...Let color make form- do not make form and color it. ...".  p110c1h0.6 (Robichaux 1997, p27) "... The untrained eye is fooled to think he sees forms by the model edges, not with color ... Fool the eye into seeing form without edges. (p33) Every form change must be a color change. ...".