Art recreations; being a complete guide to pencil drawing, oil painting, water-color painting, crayon drawing and painting, painting on ground glass, Grecian painting, antique painting, oriental painting, sign painting, theorem painting, ferneries, moss work, papier mache, cone work, feather flowers, potichomanie, leather work, hair work, taxidermy, gilding and bronzing, plaster work, decalcomanie, wax work, shell work, magic lantern, paper flowers, imitation of pearl, the aquqrium, sealing-wax painting, panorama painting, coloring photographs, enamel painting, etc. (1873)
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bold,and the contrasts of light and shade very apparent. Toobtain these absolutely indispensable requisites requirespractice ; and the pupil will notice that those parts whichlook harsh and coarse when closely examined, are thevery portions which give character to the picture whenviewed from an… … % Crayox Drawing. RAWING in crayon is much easier ofexecution than oil painting. One ad-vantage over oil and water color is thefacility with which a drawing can bscompleted ; this is manifest in out-door sketch-ing, or upon any subject of which you wish afew memoranda, and have but little time…
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