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Practical instructions in enamel painting on glass, china, tiles, etc., : to which is added full instructions for the manufacture of the vitreous pigments required, with twelve pages of instructions (1874)

Snell, Henry James · London : Brodie & Middleton : Simpkin, Marshall · leaf 80

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of colour, and variety of treatment:and though we are taught that colouring is generally therefuge of those who are not able otherwise to animate theirdesigns, yet we may be sure that colour appropriately applied,is the very keystone of ceramic painting. Variety of colourwhen wedded to a tasteful… … IT.S.S*,.LL &iU» N°£ HINTS ON TILE AND CHINA PAINTING. 75 be used. It must not be lavishly applied, or the work willlook gaudy; and it must not be too sparingly used, or it willbe poor in effect; but it requires applying with that evenmean which taste alone can prescribe. Taste is a distinct…

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