Paret, Anna Parmly, [from old catalog] ed · New York and London. Harper & brothers · leaf 180
s made. Plaster-Casting in General It is not a difficult matter to reproduce in plaster almostany object that has no undercut or parts that will not easilydetach from a mould. When making them, the first thingto do is to get a piece of board about a foot square; that isto work on, so as not to soil… … Fig. f7 MEDALLION AND PLAIN CASTING CLAY-MODELLING AND PLASTER-CASTING melted lard, or Castile soap dissolved in hot water, to rubover what you are going to copy, so as to prevent the plastersticking to it. Now, suppose it is an egg you want to copy. You rub itall over with your melted lard, and…
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