Water color painting, a book of elementary instruction for beginners and amateurs. With illustrations by the author (1898)
Allen, Grace Barton · Boston : Lothrop : Lee and Shepard · leaf 96
middle, and tapers quickly to a fine, MATERIALS 83 symmetrical point, with no straggling hairs, it isfaultless. The idea of using so large brushes may startlethe student, and possibly he will privately resolveto begin work with the little one, and wait untillater to adopt the more imposing sizes.… … Bristle Brush. little landscapes. The bulk of the work is donewith the large brushes ; and if they are cared forwith the solicitude that they deserve, they willbe found susceptible of the most delicate manipu-lation. There are several conclusive reasons foremploying large brushes instead of small…
Watercolor painting
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