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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 225

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ose-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 the undeveloped nat- all with colors will understand which are mostin harmony with the ground shade. Suchtreatment is not in… … U7-al hues. The half-formed petals, wrappedin their folds, hold little, if any, sunlight, andshould be painted in cool, opaque, but nottoo heavy tints. For the foliage the greens used may varyaccording to the fabric selected for the back-ground, and any one who has experimented at sprigs were taken…

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