Ladies' manual of art : or, Profit and pastime : a self teacher in all branches of decorative art, embracing every variety of painting and drawing on china, glass, velvet, canvas, paper and wood : the secret of all glass transparencies, sketching from nature, pastel and crayon drawing, taxidermy, etc (1887)
Philadelphia : American Mutual Library Association · leaf 217
ese instructions, the writer wishes to impressupon the pupil or reader the necessity of working at all times,and upon all parts of the picture, very lightly, if not, a muddyeffect will be the result. The hatching should be tolerablyopen, but not too much so. This produces the effect oftransparency,… … ♦!AMALV$r$Of COLOl^S.! THEIR NilTURE RNB gUilLITY. ^f?^ E will begin with gall-stone, which is one of the finest r^^S^ and brightest in the world, and a very lasting color, ^2i^^ although in face painting it should be sparingly used, its wonderful brilliancy being apt to drown all the other colors,…
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