With the background information of the earlier chapters and the practical advice of the later ones; together with some useful appendices; this book will be of particular value to all those with responsibility for the smooth and coherent maintenance and development of a golf course. It is also fascinating for any golfer whose interest goes beyond just playing the game.
#2191752 in eBooks 2005-08-19 2005-08-19File Name: B000PSJ972
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Not as bad as one saysBy Dark seekerGreat drawing especially for beginners. This book is shows more anatomy than just the basic shapes. It also show the balance lines of a horse in motion. Some of the pictures has a realistic spirit cross drawing style to them.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Wonderful BookBy ESHIt is a great book that I use to learn how to draw horses from. It has beautiful drawings and different kinds of horse breeds.5 of 5 people found the following review helpful. Not a good book if you actually know horses. IncorrectBy Kelly ColaIf youre a non- horseman or woman; then this book is probably ok. The author has attempted to depict equine anatomy correctly but fails. If youre a horse person it is notable immediately that the pictures arent actually correct. The face is too wide the ears arent set exactly right. The horses are; quite simply; created by an artist doing his best but failing. If you really want to see a good horse artist there are good ones. Don Shultz is superb and has a book out "Horses Heads in Oils and Pastels." I believe he has another book on the entire horse. Sam Savitt; CW Anderson; Angie Draper are a few top artists. The deceased Sam Savitt has an excellent book; "How to Draw Horses with Sam Savitt."