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The elements of drawing : in its various branches, for the use of students ... containing several hundred examples, from the works of the greatest masters (1827)

Hamilton, George, drawing-master · London : Printed for Sir Richard Phillips and Co. · leaf 248

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ramarine principally, followed with lighttints of Yellow and Carmine. Rose over Convolvolus.—Principally finished with Carmine,thin light washes of Ultramarine and Yellow. Flower top of Group.—Lake, Ultramarine, and Gamboge. Leaves.—Prussian Blue, Lake, burnt Sienna, and Gamboge. PLATE XLVIL… … PLATE XLVIII. PEACHES. Peaches.—Produce with the Grey Tint the rotundity of thePeaches, then finish with Carmine, Gamboge, and Ultrama-rine, used separately. Plums.—With a strong Grey Tint, produce the roundness,and finish with Carmine and Ultramarine. Leaves.—Prussian Blue, Gamboge, and burnt…

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