Art Education Applied to Industry
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VII. Organization of a museum of Sevres ware. VIII. Management ; general questions. IX. Conclusion. Under the second article, which discusses the " end proposed, " a list is given of various articles to be manufactured. It discusses the best forms and styles for all of these. After calling attention to the superior style M. VIOLLET LE DUC'S SUGGESTIONS. 91 and colors of Chinese and Japanese decorations, it makes the following resume : Suppress the pastes of color, replacing them with colored en...amel made transparent by intense heat. Create for these kinds of transparent colored enamels an order of vases, where beauty of shape, engraving, sculpture, and high-relief shall form all the decoration. For the decoration of white vases, replace the glazing with tinted en- amel, and transform a part of the colors of the paint by substantial enam- el, both transparent and opaque, limiting the number of shades of color. Create a porcelain which can be reglazed with background colors at half heat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
VII. Organization of a museum of Sevres ware. VIII. Management ; general questions. IX. Conclusion. Under the second article, which discusses the " end proposed, " a list is given of various articles to be manufactured. It discusses the best forms and styles for all of these. After calling attention to the superior style M. VIOLLET LE DUC'S SUGGESTIONS. 91 and colors of Chinese and Japanese decorations, it makes the following resume : Suppress the pastes of color, replacing them with colored en...amel made transparent by intense heat. Create for these kinds of transparent colored enamels an order of vases, where beauty of shape, engraving, sculpture, and high-relief shall form all the decoration. For the decoration of white vases, replace the glazing with tinted en- amel, and transform a part of the colors of the paint by substantial enam- el, both transparent and opaque, limiting the number of shades of color. Create a porcelain which can be reglazed with background colors at half heat.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Ward Nichols to read onlineMoreLess
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