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Scientific American, Vol. 2, No. 44 (1847) (1847)

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SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. Golden Glass. THE ART OF PAINTING. nants of silk reduced to what 1s no more than The foliowing remarks regarding the mak- (Continued from No, 43.) its primitive state, viz: a glutinous paste, by ing of colored glass, are worthy of attention, |LANDSCAPE PAINTING ON WALLS OF… … ased also for coloring and marbling edges and ference is that it is drugged. Hence the in- Inapplying the foliage or leaves to the trees cient to melt cast iron, is not strong enough to covers, portfolios aud writing cases, and some- strument will be found of great use to the tra- of the first…

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