A handbook for painters and art students on the character, nature, and use of colours, their permanent, or fugitive qualities, and the vehicles proper to employ : with an appendix giving permanent hues and tints :also short remarks on the practice of painting in oil and water colours
A practical manual by the painter William J. Muckley on pigments, their permanence and vehicles, published in London by Baillière, Tindall and Cox in 1893 for working painters and art students. The scanned pages carry no plates: they show letterpress text in a small serif face, italic running heads with rules, index columns with page numbers, blank cream leaves and a plain dark cover.
