The artist, or, Young ladies' instructor in ornamental painting, drawing, &c. : consisting of lessons in Grecian painting, Japan painting, oriental tinting, mezzotinting, transferring, inlaying, and manufacturing ornamented articles for fancy fairs (1835)
Gandee, B. F., author · London : Chapman and Hall ; Richmond : The author · leaf 296
224 SCREENS. be traced, in about four parts, on gold paper ; in the latter, if one part be traced, the four may be cut out altogether ; if the pattern is designed to run in one conti- nued direction, the four pieces of gold paper for it must be placed in the same position, with the gold all facing… … card board pattern, for cutting out the form of the whole screen. When the screen has been in press about the time before recommended, three or four hours, the exact form may be marked by placing the card board pattern on it, and drawing a pencil line all round the outline, and each part to be cut…
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