Morse, Edward Sylvester, 1838-1925 · New York : Harper · leaf 284
a depth of color to the design, which isat the same time permanent. With the Japanese this methodof ornamentation is a favorite one both for outside and insidefinish, and they have shown great ingenuity and originality inthe infinite variety of designs for this mode of treatment.Nothing seems too… … Fig. 228. — Balcony Rail. In their process of fig-uring cloths and crape,stencil-plates of thickpaper are employed, andin the printing of wall- P.g. 229,-Balco.y Kail and Perforated Panels, paper the same methods are resorted to.In a balcony rail (fig. 231) a most delicate device was madeby using…
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