PubMed · 691101
Drawing: a universal language.
Abstract
The authors insist on the importance of drawing through the centuries to recall ways of life. They try to pinpoint the utility of drawing in this day and age, making perioperative drawing reports concise and clear with a few lines. Basic sketches are explained and illustrated.
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S Sierra-Dupont, D Larochelle, N B Gagnon. 1978. Drawing: a universal language.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/691101/
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