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Painting and decorating (1898)

Pearce, Walter John · London : C. Griffin · leaf 34

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seen by daylight only ; Some will be seen by gaslight; Some will be seen by both daylight and gaslight. Some will need constant cleaning ; Some will be out of reach and, therefore, difficult to clean. Business premises must look smart and attractive. Signboards must compel attention. Some rooms… … Plate 1.—DECORATIVE PANELS DESIGNED FOR CONVENTIONAL COLOURING.To face p. 6.] THE PRINCIPAL REASONS FOR PAINTING. 7 In public places the class of frequenters must be taken into account.Architectural features may need emphasizing ;Other features may require disguising. Personal idiosyncrasies of…

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