The art of painting portraits, landscapes, animals, draperies, satins, &c. in oil colours : practically explained by coloured palettes : with an appendix on cleaning and restoring ancient paintings on panel or canvas (1840)
Cawse, John, 1779-1862, Rudolph Ackermann (Firm), publisher · London : Published by Rudolph Ackermann at his Eclipse Sporting Gallery and Repository of Arts, 191, Regent Street · leaf 33
anvases;those are to be preferred that are smooth and ab-sorbent, as the sooner the oil that is used in grindingthe colours, with that used in painting, is got rid of,the better; and absorbent grounds leave the coloursdry, or nearly so. The brushes are hog-hair, and should be of amoderate size;… … 1.1 aire and its tint. 2. Biown pink and its tint. * 3. Ivory blaclc and it? tin t.4 .Prussian blue audita tint i-yHAckerma ART OF PAINTING. 27 The oils are, boiled, or drying oil., and poppy, ornut oil. The first, mixed with spirits of turpentine, in aproportion of one-third spirits to two-thirds…
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