Studio, field, and gallery: a manual of painting for the student and amateur, with information for the general reader. (1878)
Rollin, Horace J · New York : D. Appleton and Company · leaf 81
wing-board (separate) for the box, to beused with loose canvas or pieces of academy-board. Palette.—This may be of satin-wood, mahogany,4 .74 STUDIO, FIELD, AND GALLERY. walnut, or even of pine. They are usually oval inshape, hut may he square. They vary in length from9 to 18 inches, but should not… … 0 v^ The forward part of the hole on top of the palette,and the back part underneath should be beveled off, forthen it adjusts itself more agreeably to the thumb.(See How to prejpa/ie a New Palette^ In the Studio.) Palette-Knife.—There are two kinds (with regardto shape), the straight and the…
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