After the Beagle returned from its expedition, Charles Darwin lamented, “From not being able to draw, a great pile of the manuscript from the voyage has proved almost useless.”
My source: Drawing from Life, the Journal as Art” by Jennifer New pg 34
July 01, 2011
Darwin - research data foundered without drawings.
After the Beagle returned from its expedition, Charles Darwin lamented, “From not being able to draw, a great pile of the manuscript from the voyage has proved almost useless.”
Med Student's grades suffered when he did not draw
Martin Wilner, psychiatrist, child of holocaust survivors
“Having drawn since childhood, Wilner initially felt pressed to give up art during medical school. In doing so, his grades plummeted so severely that he nearly failed anatomy. Once he began drawing again, he excelled academically.”
source: “Drawing from Life, the Journal as Art” by Jennifer New, pg 49
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Darwin - research data foundered without drawings.
After the Beagle returned from its expedition, Charles Darwin lamented, “From not being able to draw, a great pile of the manuscript from th...
