Heron, Adelaide E · Chicago, Thompson & Thomas · leaf 315
good stout cardboard and well rolled—not burnished. Pin it to a smooth drawing-board, and sprinkle lightly withthe pumice powder. With a circular motion rub the surface of the printall over, till there is an even tooth over the surface of the print. Take alittle crayon sauce and mix some of the… … and rub on the print, upon the back2fQund,ovei the shoulders. Never mindUs going into the drapery or face; it can be removed. With vignette por-traits a light, cloudy effect over each shoulder is best, making it a trifledarker where it approaches the lighted side of face, and lighter on theshaded…
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