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 157
ristles of the tooth-brush. Hold the brush—bris-tles upwards—in an inclined or nearly perpendicular posi-tion directly over the leaves and paper, and at least sixinches above them, and with the stick pass over the bris-tles from bottom to top very gently. The movement of thestick will cause the… … 159 blended off to notliing as it recedes from them. Thedarkest shade should be given the bottom. Can mustbe taken not to droj) a large spot, or to spatter so muchin one place that one spot will run into another and makea blot. When this is done take the pins out of one or twoleaves at the bottom…
House painting · Painting, Industrial
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