Reed, John Q. [from old catalog], Lavin, Eliza M., [from old catalog] joint author · New York, The Butterick publishing co. · leaf 285
them. Sometimes this can be done by of green may be obtained by experimentingwilh the various dry powders and metallicpaints. For bringing out the high lights ingreens the green-gold metallic paint is effec-ti\e. Any of the metallic paints is intensifiedby admixture with its corresponding drycolor;… … Figure No. i.—Chair Cushion, Ornamented with Design in Luster Painting. combining the metallic powders according totheir relation to the color sought, but morefrequently it is attained by resorting to thedry colors. For instance, to obtain a deepblue metallic tint add dull blue dry color tothe…
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