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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 32

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movement is in thewrist. The wrist must not be held rigid, but be allowed all the 26 bvertbodts paint book. fieedom po^ible; then, wlien the knack is once acquired^a good job of brushing can be done with the greatestease. Paint should not be put on too sparingly nor too plentirfuUy ; a medium… … Fig. 17.—Showing proper manner of holding the brush fob thk down STROKE IN PBRPENDICULAH WORK. begun to set or harden, otherwise it will be streakedcr show brush-marks. The brush being dipped and filled with paint, itshould be gently struck against the inner side of thetub to prevent the paint from…

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