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The boy's own book; (1834)

[Clarke, William], 1800-1838 · Boston, Munroe and Francis · leaf 120

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ches*Between the tube, m, andthe lamp, there must be aslitoropening, (asatii)to admit of the passage ofglass sliders, mounted inpaper or wooden fj-ames,such as are representedbelow; upon which slid-ers it is that tlie miniature figures are painted, which are intended to beshown upon the wall. The… … To paint the glasses. Draw on a paper the subject you desire to paint.Lay it on a table or any fiat surface, and place the glass over it: then drawthe outlines, with a very fine pencil, in varnish mixed with black paint, and,when dry, fill up the other parts in their proper colors. Transparent…

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