Inside Out Library

The house painter, or, Decorator's companion : being a complete treatise on the origin of colour, the laws of harmonious colouring, the manufacture of pigments, oils, and varnishes : and the art of house painting, graining, and marbling : to which is added, a history of the art in all ages (1841)

Higgins, William Mullingar · London : Thomas Kelly ... · leaf 15

An illustration from The house painter, or, Decorator's companion : being a complete treatise on the origin of colour, the laws of harmonious colouring, the manufacture of pigments, oils, and varnishes : and the art of house painting, graining, and marbling : to which is added, a history of the art in all ages, 1841, leaf 15
reader for the understanding of the questions to which his attention willbe presently directed. Newton having succeeded in the decomposition of white light, next attemptedits composition^ il,e union of the several coloured rays. This raa7effected in various ways, but it will be sufficient to… … 9 the former one in an opposite position, so that the two may make a transparentmedium of a rectangular shape, the opposite surfaces being parallel as shown inthe diagram. The white light which is decomposed by one prism, P, will nowbe re-composed by the other, and a spot of white light, W, will be…

Graining · House painting · Marbling · Painting, Industrial

Internet Archive · Smithsonian Libraries · Public Domain Mark 1.0. Free to use for anything.

More pictures from The house painter, or, Decorator's companion : being a complete treatise on the origin of colour, the laws of harmonious colouring, the manufacture of pigments, oils, and varnishes : and the art of house painting, graining, and marbling : to which is added, a history of the art in all ages

More like this