Painted tapestry and its application to interior decoration : practical lessons in tapestry painting with liquid colour (1879)
Godon, Julien · London : Lechertier, Barbe, and Co., 60 Regent Street · leaf 78
that would sully each of thetones-Four series of brushes suffice; One for greens. One for browns. One for blues. One for reds and yellows. SPONGES. Two sponges of medium size, but of fine quality, arerequired, and they should be close in texture. One willserve for washing the canvas, the other for… … These bottles should always remain in the same order 56 PAINTED TAPESTRY. The brushes are placed in front of the compartmentsor in a box of their own, which is preferable. In the middle of the palette a hollowed plate of porcelainor ground glass on which are mixed colours required in smallquantity,…
Painting · Wall hangings
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