Art Crafts for Amateurs
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The beginner, I hold, should not think too much about form, for while he is occupied in scheming out his design, and attending to the delineation, he is apt to neglect his palette, and, as I have endeavoured to show, many charming effects can be obtained with enamels without any very elaborate designing.
In speaking of enamels one always thinks of those works of the sixteenth century, wrought at Limoges by the families of Penicaud, Courtois, Limousin, and others. Like all traditional arts, ther...e is a certain likeness in all the works of the period, and if we examine the examples in 88 ART CRAFTS FOR AMATEURS.
any fine collection, such as the Waddesdon bequest at the British Museum, we find that a dark, semi-opaque blue No. 60. " Olivia. " Enamelled Plaque in Translucent Enamel. Designed by Alex. Fisher.
ground covers the copper, while translucent and opaque enamels play into this. The sixteenth century craftsmen ENAMELLING AND ENAMELLED JEWELLERY. 89 were very skilful in using an opaque enamel so that the modelling was given by the ground colour showing through the white.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The beginner, I hold, should not think too much about form, for while he is occupied in scheming out his design, and attending to the delineation, he is apt to neglect his palette, and, as I have endeavoured to show, many charming effects can be obtained with enamels without any very elaborate designing.
In speaking of enamels one always thinks of those works of the sixteenth century, wrought at Limoges by the families of Penicaud, Courtois, Limousin, and others. Like all traditional arts, ther...e is a certain likeness in all the works of the period, and if we examine the examples in 88 ART CRAFTS FOR AMATEURS.
any fine collection, such as the Waddesdon bequest at the British Museum, we find that a dark, semi-opaque blue No. 60. " Olivia. " Enamelled Plaque in Translucent Enamel. Designed by Alex. Fisher.
ground covers the copper, while translucent and opaque enamels play into this. The sixteenth century craftsmen ENAMELLING AND ENAMELLED JEWELLERY. 89 were very skilful in using an opaque enamel so that the modelling was given by the ground colour showing through the white.
What to read after Art Crafts for Amateurs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fred Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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