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Everybody's paint book : a complete guide to the art of outdoor and indoor painting (1905)

Gardner, F. B. (Franklin B.) · New York : M.T. Richardson · leaf 128

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uch of this stain into alcohol as willmake the wood the color desired, and go over with abrush. For light-colored woods, such as pine, beach, etc., add alittle burnt umber to the above stain.6 m eveetbodys paint book. Rosewood Stain.To stain in imitation of rosewood, apply to any light*colored wood… … Pig. 32 SHOWS Method or Lathtg Out an Oval or Ellipsb. the black streaks or grain. Then finish with furnituroTarnish. Laying Out an Oval or Ellipse. It is frequently the case that the painter is called uponto lay out an oval, or, more properly, an ellipse; andnot knowing the simple rule by which…

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