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The Sketchbook of the Week #6 is from Conrad Martens. 
http://www.lib.cam.ac.uk/exhibitions/Darwin/sketchbooks.html
(click the underlined title next to the book icon to link to a interactive book. 

Sketchbooks I & III:
http://www.lib.cam.ac.uk/ConradMartens/fulldisplay.php?record=70

Conrad Martens accompanied Charles Darwin (who’s now famous ”tree of life” note is the drawing of the day), aboard the HMS Beagle. Hired by the ship’s captain to visually document the voyage through his sketches, Martens and Darwin began a close friendship that lasted both their lifetimes.

To learn more: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conrad_Martens
 

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"I do not place value on one school of thinking over another. Each work of art must abide to the principles it sets for itself. As Pollock says: "A work has a life of its own..." I detest imposing a set of standards upon a work or an artist merely because one has some kind of petty preference (as in "I like this or that") or moral righteousness (as in "things must done in a certain way..."). There is NO certain way! A scribble or a written word has as much value as a highly skilled rendering. To think otherwise is to narrow the possibilities of thinking and making."

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