GROUP

(Fr. groupe.) In Painting, an a emblage of objects, whose lighted parts form a ma of light, and their ■haded para a ma of khadow; the word is also used to denote any adjoining a emblage of figures, animals, fruits, flowers, Sic. b mmrt Inn also of objects of different sorts, it is usual to Bay that one object groups with another. Lights in groups should, as well as shadows, be connected together, or the nece ary repose will be wanting. In Sculpture, the word group is applied to a design in which there are two or more figures. In M note, grtmf signifies a number of ndtctf linked together at the GROUSE, SaeTsrTftAO. [s. 549]