The practical printer and instructor, containing thorough information in the art of modern painting, varnishing, etc.; (1868)
McDannell, D. S. [from old catalog] · Chicago, Church, Goodman and Donnelley · leaf 239
n pertaining to painting. In thisway I got many ideas, which probably I shouldnot otherwise have remembered ; and as I pro-gressed, I often had occasion to refer to it;and, following that up, has induced me to putthis work before the public. In learning thepainting business there is no small amount… … CONCLUSION. I would say, in conclusion, that it must notbe imagined that the profession of a painter isthat of an idler; on the contrary, it is one ofthe most active of occupations, for one is con-stantly engaged, if not with the work itself,at least with its materials; then, again, thereare so…
Painting, Industrial
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