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Ladies's work for pleasure and profit (1894)

Heron, Addie E. [from old catalog] · Chicago, The Home manual co · leaf 77

An illustration from Ladies's work for pleasure and profit, 1894, leaf 77
he deepest tone used in the design has been reached. Wehave a great variety of greens to draw upon for shading foliage, and thusnatural shading can usually be obtained. In shading the foliage of poppies,carnations, geraniums, thistles, and some varieties of the lily family, thesilver greens should… … FIG. 57. SHADING. 65 varieties of geraniums, fuschias and a few varieties of rose leaves the sagegreens should be used. In shading autumn leaves and foliage—such as oak, maple, mountainash, Virginia creeper, begonia, sumac, etc., we have at our command all thegreens, browns, olives, bronzes, flame…

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