Mural, or monumental decoration : its aims and methods, comprising fresco, encaustic, water-glass, mosaic, oil painting (1869)
Thomas, William Cave · London : Winsor & Newton · leaf 357
equired to be held at an angle. M. Having a hollow which when full of colour acts as a feeder, and enables the brush to be used for some time without being stopped for fresli supply of colour. N. Yery long in the ham, for points or dots, rough lines, and light _ dragging. O. Similar to the… … These Fan Brushes are also made of Sable Hair.
Mural painting and decoration
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