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DOGSBy Diana ThorneHOW TO DRAW’PLANESBy Frank WoottonHOW TO DRAW HORSESBy John SkeapingHOW TO DRAW CHILDRENBy Priscilla PointerBABY ANIMALS ON THE FARMBy Vere TempleHOW TO DRAW LOCOMOTIVESBy Paul B.MannHOW TO DRAW WILD FLOWERSBy Vere TempleTANKS AND HOW TO DRAW THEMBy Terence CuneoHOW TO DRAW SHIPSBy Peter F.AnsonHOW TO DRAW PORTRAITSBy Charles WoodHOW TO DRAW HANDSBy Oliver SeniorHOW TO DRAW SAIL AND SEA By Michael LeszczynskiHOW TO DRAW MERCHANT SHIPS  \nBy Leonard F.SharpeHOW TO DRAW HOUSESBy Sydney R.JonesCOMPOSITIONBy J.Ramsey WherrettHOW TO DRAW CHURCHES AND CATHEDRALSBy J.Frederick Adams  \n# H OW T O D R A WFARM ANIMALS\n\nBy C.F.Tunnicliffe,A.R.A.  \nTHE STUDIO:LONDON &NEW YORK  \nFirst published1947  \nSecond Impression 1952  \nPrinted in England by Bradford &.Dickes,Drayton House,W.C.1,and published in Londonby The Studio Limited,66 Chandos Place,W.C.2,a外d in Ne York by The Studio Publications Inc.,432 Fourth Avene.  \nCONTENT S  \nPageIntroduction6Model and Mode8HorsesIICattle22Pigs36Sheep44The Farmer's Dog54The Farmyard Cat61  \n# INTRODUCTION\n\n\"The Common Boar is,of all other domestic quadrupeds,themost filthy and impure.Its form is clumsy and disgusting and itsappetite gluttonous and excessive.”Thus wrote Thomas Bewickin his\"History of Quadrupeds,\"below his excellent wood-cut of thedespised beast.But that was nearly one hundred and fifty yearsago and since Bewick's time many changes have occurred in thebreeding and in the appearance of our domestic animals.Gone ishis\"Black Horse,\"his“Long Horned or Lancashire breed of cattle”(except for a few remnants)and his old“Tees-water”breed of sheep.To-day,if you were to ask a farmer where you could find a CommonBoar he would probably look perplexed and might reply\"I dunnoabout‘Common'but I can tell you where there is a Large White ora Wessex Saddleback or a Tamworth boar.”And there you have it:the great majority of our modern domestic animals are of definitebreeds which are the result of 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