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The Decorator's assistant (1847)

[London : W. Gibbs] · leaf 147

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j artistsbrush. This process is extremely simple, thecost of the materials trifling, and the only skillrequired is that necessary for painting in oilor water colour. The artist has the powerof making alterations in his design if neces-sary ; the finest touches may be given, thefinest lines can be… … tion technically means the geometrical repre»sentation of an edifice measured vertically tothe horizon, without regard to projections. Entablature (in architecture), the horizontal part of an order that is supported by thecolumn, and consists of the cornice, frieze, and

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