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Painting and decorating (1913)

Pearce, Walter · London : C. Griffin · leaf 279

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f, in all parts where the non-absorbent printing has not interfered with the absorbent qualityof the paper. The transfer is then removed and the panel is complete exceptfor a light softening with a badger softener, and, at discretion, alittle overgraining. The method is applicable to either oil or… … Jx flE imitation of marbles differs materi-ally from that of woods inasmuch as,in the case of woods, it is usual to dothe greater part of the work in glazesapplied in water colour; whereasthe nature of marbles demands a moresolid and opaque treatment. Con-sequently, marbling is almost…

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