Mounting And Framing Pictures ...
Mounting And Framing Pictures ...
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In large stretching frames, to keep the stretcher rigid, there is a centre bar, but this is seldom required.
Canvas is to be had in various widths, and unless discretion is used in cutting it up, there may be much waste. The prepared canvas is sold by the yard, and is obtainable at any good artists' colour shop. "Single primed " canvas costs about 4s. 6d. per yard, 84 in. wide.
It may also be suggested that, in the absence of this material, various fabrics of similar substance may be used— coar...se calico, holland, etc. Materials are pre- pared by priming their surfaces with white - lead ground in oil, to which a little picture varnish has been added.
A canvas painting is sometimes fastened on millboard, cardboard, etc. ; this is done as follows : Having rubbed the back of the canvas with coarse glasspaper, coat the material with strong glue, rub down thoroughly on the millboard, and press until dry. Failure often occurs through not properly removing the air from between the picture and the millboard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In large stretching frames, to keep the stretcher rigid, there is a centre bar, but this is seldom required.
Canvas is to be had in various widths, and unless discretion is used in cutting it up, there may be much waste. The prepared canvas is sold by the yard, and is obtainable at any good artists' colour shop. "Single primed " canvas costs about 4s. 6d. per yard, 84 in. wide.
It may also be suggested that, in the absence of this material, various fabrics of similar substance may be used— coar...se calico, holland, etc. Materials are pre- pared by priming their surfaces with white - lead ground in oil, to which a little picture varnish has been added.
A canvas painting is sometimes fastened on millboard, cardboard, etc. ; this is done as follows : Having rubbed the back of the canvas with coarse glasspaper, coat the material with strong glue, rub down thoroughly on the millboard, and press until dry. Failure often occurs through not properly removing the air from between the picture and the millboard.
What to read after Mounting And Framing Pictures ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul N Paul Nooncree Hasluck to read onlineMoreLess
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