Brown, William Norman · London, Scott, Greenwood & Son; New York, D. Van Nostrand Co.; [etc., etc.] · leaf 97
e, and some substitute orange chrome for this, but most dispense with the yellow. This colour must be mixed quite smooth, Fig. 47. — Camel-hair Mottlcr. and in laying it on great care must be taken that no marks of the brush are apparent. When the ground is quite dry it can be " cissed " or gone… … Fig. 48. — Badger-hair Softener. black agreeable to the grainer's ideas. This is mixed with beer and spread evenly over the surface. The grainer then takes a camel-hair mottler, shown at Fig. 47, and mottles the wet colour in all directions, afterwards going over it with the badger-hair softener,…
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