ates depends upon the subject. For a medley ofcostume, variable in colour and generally varied inrepetition, a system which imperceptibly controlsthe variation is invaluable ; and this I found, againin a modification of tapestry techniquing the range of colours into gamines or gaagain combining… … FIG. 2, c AND a, COMBINED STENCILLING : THE PROCESS CONTINUED AND FINISHED. IN a, b AND C THE THREE LANDSCAPE.PLATES ARE SEPARATELY SHOWN, BUT IN PRACTICE THE LANDSCAPE STENCILLING IS COMPLETED AT THE FIRST STAGE (FIG. 2 a, PAGE 193) distinctive reference, red, brown and grey (Fig. 3).The first is…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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