Morse's manual of art : a self teacher in all branches of deocrative art, embracing almost 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, etc. : illustrated (1884)
Morse, D. D · Chicago : [D.D. Morse] · leaf 101
of days, until the paper absorbs the oil. This will leave the colors in better condition for this kind of work. Use colors lightly — a great deal of stippling is needed. For raised work, or what is sometimes called Kensing- ton painting, use sugar of lead, with the colors as a medium. K. B. Use for…
Painting · Drawing · Decoration and ornament
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