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Armstrong, George D · Chicago : F.J. Drake · leaf 200
Fig. 34. Wiping Out Sap in Oak Graining. cold water, over the work, and, with the sable overgrainercharged with Vandyke brown wash, put in fine grain whichcrosses more or less irregularly the plain spaces between 194 CYCLOPEDIA OP PAINTING the knots. When a few lines of grain have been done,… … Fig. 35. Oak Panel Finished. have been so treated, the numerous fine veins that crossthe fainter cross grain and work from knot to knot, are POLLARD AND KNOTTED OAK GRAINING 195 painted in black with a sable joencil. When the work hasbeen varnished or coated with a mixture of equal parts ofjapan,…
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