Paint & colour mixing, a practical handbook : for painters, decorators, artists and all who have to mix colours, containing 287 samples of actual oil- and water-paints and water-colours of various colours, including the principal graining grounds, and upwards of 600 different colour mixtures, with instructions on colour and paint mixing generally, testing colours, etc., etc. with thirteen coloured plates (1906)
Jennings, Arthur Seymour, b. 1860 · London : E. & F.N. Spon ; New York : Spon & Chamberlain · leaf 142
ical man willsee at once that the ochre is the predominant material MANUFACTURING SCALE OF MIXING. 115 and he therefore commences by adding a sufficiencyof this pigment. He then adds sufficient burnt siennato give the richness and density to the ochre ; thishe then follows with Venetian red, or in… … Fig 9. judge the proportion of oil that should be added inthe mixing process. Frequently the material becomessomewhat heated with the result that it workssofter than it ultimately becomes when cold ; this hasto be allowed for. Another type of machine largely used for themixing of paint bodies and…
Paint mixing · Pigments
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