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The Decorator's assistant (1847)

[London : W. Gibbs] · leaf 441

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ersifiedwith positive and contrasting colours. Public favour has been gained for Polychromyby that most powerful of all arguments, an appealto public sympathy; and the practice of it, at firstregarded as an experiment, is rapidly spreading asa fashion. {To be continued.) 98 THE decorators… … park-gates; in market-places, a bullocks or asheeps; and over stables, the head of ahorse. Height of an Arch, A line draM^n from

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