in differentschools of graining. These differences are the result of variousmen working out their own ideas by means of their own devis-ing. Some of them are highly ingenious. It is not within thescope of this work to explain minutely the modus operandi ofgraining each particular wood or marble,… … ItAINING, or painting in imitation of woods, must in all cases be done upon a good foundation devoid of absorbent properties, unless we include in tbe term the processes used in improving or adding to the grain of wood. The improving of wood is produced by the same processes as here described for…
House painting · Interior decoration
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