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The practice of water-colour painting (1911)

Baldry, A. L. (Alfred Lys), 1858-1939 · London, Macmillan and co., limited [etc.] · leaf 102

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very large one. Habitually he uses yellow ochre, pale cadmium, deep cadmium, rose madder, cobalt, French blue, transparent oxide of chromium, Turner brown, or warm sepia, and raw umber, and occasionally Venetian red and ivory black. To this, however, other colours may be added now and again to meet… … 0 o1-1 MR. GEORGE S. ELGOOD, R.I. The particular qualities of Mr. Elgoods water-colour work have gained him a very definitedegree of popularity. It is true that he choosesgenerally subjects which make a very strongappeal to a considerable section of the public, butit is his manner of treating them…

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