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Painting and decorating (1898)

Pearce, Walter John · London : C. Griffin · leaf 265

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Camel-hair mottler. and Vandyke brown in water. Mahogany is also grained inoil upon a ground which has been previously stippled with awash of Vandyke brown in water. Walnut.—Walnut is another popular wood, and is grainedboth in water colour and oil, and also in a combination of both.For the ground,… … Fig 69.—Pencil overgrainer. ground with the graining colour used sparely, and with a wetleather wipe out the lights and mottle in a rough representationof the disposition of the light and dark parts of the wood.Allow to dry and then put in with a fitch and an overgrainer, themain markings, knots,…

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