The artist's assistant, or, School of science : forming a practical introduction to the polite arts, in painting, drawing, designing, perspective, engraving, colouring, &c. : with ample directions for japanning, enamelling, gilding, silvering, lacquering, &c. : and a valuable selection of miscellaneous secrets : illustrated with plates (1803)
London : Sold by T. Ostell, No. 3, Avemaria-Lane, Paternoster-Row : Printed by M. Swinney, Birmingham · leaf 26
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