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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 212

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lythat these essentials should be so happily combinedthat the painting as a whole should have an air ofspontaneity and almost unconscious achievement. The colours he uses are cobalt, ceruleum,cendre blue, French blue, oxide of chromium(opaque and transparent), Hookers green, No. i,yellow ochre,… … By f>L,i/?tissio}i of Mr. J. E. L hainp7ii\ THE PAROQUET. MR. J. WALTER WEST, R.W.S. In the whole of the work which Mr. J. WalterWest produces there is evident an intention toarrive at certain dainty qualities of finish, and tosatisfy a real love of delicately studied completeness.He is a…

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