History And Practice of the Art of Photography
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GILDING STAND. --For nervous persons the gilding stand is a usefularticle. It is adjusted to a perfect level by thumb screws placed inits base.
VIII. SPIRIT LAMPS. --The most useful and economical of those made arethe Britania, as they are less liable to break; and the tube for thewick being fastened to the body by a screw renders it less liable toget out of order or explode. Glass is the cheapest, and for an amateurwill do very well, but for a professed artist the Britania shouldalways be obta...ined.
IX. COLOR BOX. --These are generally found on sale at the shops, andusually contain eight colors, four brushes and a gold cup. The artistwould, however, do well to obtain, all the colors mentioned in the lastchapter of this work, and be sure to get the very best, as there arevarious qualities of the same color, particularly carmine, which isvery expensive, and the cupidity of some may induce them to sell a poorarticle for the sake of larger profits.
[Illustration: Fig. 15 (hipho_15. Gif)] STILL.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
GILDING STAND. --For nervous persons the gilding stand is a usefularticle. It is adjusted to a perfect level by thumb screws placed inits base.
VIII. SPIRIT LAMPS. --The most useful and economical of those made arethe Britania, as they are less liable to break; and the tube for thewick being fastened to the body by a screw renders it less liable toget out of order or explode. Glass is the cheapest, and for an amateurwill do very well, but for a professed artist the Britania shouldalways be obta...ined.
IX. COLOR BOX. --These are generally found on sale at the shops, andusually contain eight colors, four brushes and a gold cup. The artistwould, however, do well to obtain, all the colors mentioned in the lastchapter of this work, and be sure to get the very best, as there arevarious qualities of the same color, particularly carmine, which isvery expensive, and the cupidity of some may induce them to sell a poorarticle for the sake of larger profits.
[Illustration: Fig. 15 (hipho_15. Gif)] STILL.
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