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Needle and brush: (1889)
Reed, John Q. [from old catalog], Lavin, Eliza M., [from old catalog] joint author · New York, The Butterick publishing co. · leaf 224
ent depth of tone, with an agreeable forced effect. Sprigs of azaleas might be warmth, may be imparted by using cobalt placed in the position indicated without los- with Naples-yellow and cadmium. The petals ing their characteristic grace and beauty; should not be too heavily painted; silver- and,… … NSeDL© AND 5H^S- on. This statement must not, however, beinterpreted to mean that the texture is notwell covered. The streaks of rose-color areput in with irregular strokes so as to bringout the natural effects seen m the flowers.In the buds the color must be applied withcareful consideration for…Fancy work
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