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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 117

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naturally,pay much attention to the surface of his paper, butas the paper he uses is a heavy one with a fairlyrough grain, and as he has it mounted on board, itwill stand a great deal of scrubbing and washingoff without becoming unpleasantly sodden. Itmay be noted that in the earlier stages of… … MR. W. RUSSELL FLINT employed with judgment. It is not one which anartist could wisely adopt without having at theoutset formed a quite definite idea of the result atwhich he intended to arrive. Aimless washings inand scrubbings out would lead only to meaninglessindecision of effect and would…

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