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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 147

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that the painter can discoverexactly what amount of time he can allow himselffor each given subject, and this experience mustbe obtained by years of practice and by manyfailures. There is no royal road to success for theworker who concerns himself with such problemsas those which have to be faced… … ■w ?>«-« e~* -A i-Vy, Francis E. lama. A.RM.S. ^i .- i /<■)■,■/■-■:■::.■// -■/ V,- ll:i::k / :>t, LILIES. MR. FRANCIS E. JAMES The colours he habitually uses are cobalt,cyanine blue, ceruleum, French blue, rose madder,rose dore, carmine madder, carmine, crimson lake,vermilion, light red,…

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