Dow, Arthur W. (Arthur Wesley), 1857-1922 · New York, Teachers College, Columbia University · leaf 58
ay that the patterns may beprinted on cloth with dyes or oil color,—curtains, draperies, etc.(Fig. 44), or upon paper with dry colors mixed with mucilage,end-papers for books (Fig. 43). The hand-printed stuffs ofIndia are the best examples for illustration. Advanced Color More complex exercises in… … FIG. 45.—CRAYON STUDY FOR RUG. BLACK AND RED. 48 Theory and Practice of Teaching Art Stencils l The Stencil is another valuable medium for experimentingwith many variations of color. The wood block necessarilylimits the student to small units, but the stencil admits of verylarge and complicated…
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