Cyclopedia of painting : containing useful and valuable information on the following subjects : adulteration of paint, blistering of paint, brushes, calcimining, carriage painting, china painting, colors, color harmony, color mixing, color testing, exterior painting, gilding, graining, house painting, marbling, mildew, oils and driers, oil painting on glass, painting a bath tub, painting in distemper, paperhanger's tools, paperhanging, pigments, plain oil painting, primary colors, priming, scenic painting, sign painting, stains, staining, stencilling, turpentine, varnishes, varnishing, water color painting, when not to paint, practical points on painting, useful information (1908)
Armstrong, George D · Chicago : F.J. Drake · leaf 203
orwith blue-black if the warmth requires to be toned. Ifbeer is used with the pigments, the work can always besafely wetted to ascertain the color when varnished. Anyslight alterations or additions can therefore easily be exe- POLLARD AND KNOTTED OAK GRAINING 197 cuted by rewetting parts that may… … Fig. 37. Pollard Oak Graining—Second Stage. oil, placed on separate palettes, and thinned for use withtuipentine. With a large hog-hair tool or a sponge, give athin coat of burnt sienna over all the work, and before itis dry dapple it over in various directions with the pre- 198 CYCLOPEDIA OF…
