Pottery a Hand book of Practical Pottery for Art Teachers And Students volume
Pottery a Hand book of Practical Pottery for Art Teachers And Students volume
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7. Fig. 9. Damascus, i6th century. Height 4f ins. , diameter 9 ins.
Blue ground, black outline. The colours used in the ornament are grey-blue, manganese, sage-green.
Fig. 10. Tazza bowl. Persian, i6th century. Height 7 ins. , diameter 7| ins.
Black outline. Colours used : dark-blue, manganese, and yellow-green.
Fig. Ii. Dish. Damascus, i6th century. Height 3f ins. , diameter 14! ins.
Dark-blue ground on the rim. Colours used in the ornament are light sage-green, dark-blue, manganese, turquoise...-blue ; dark outline.
Fig. 12. Dish. Damascus, i6th century. Height 3 ins. , diameter 14! ins.
A very beautiful design. Colours used : light yellow- green, medium-blue, turquoise-blue ; slight outline in yellow- green.
Fig. 13. Dish. Damascus, i6th century. Height if ins. , diameter 13^ ins.
Colours used in the decoration are dark-blue, turquoise- blue, manganese, yellow-green, with dark outline of varying strength.
72 DESCRIPTION Fig. 14. Damascus, i6th century. Height 2f ins. , diameter 14^ ins.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
7. Fig. 9. Damascus, i6th century. Height 4f ins. , diameter 9 ins.
Blue ground, black outline. The colours used in the ornament are grey-blue, manganese, sage-green.
Fig. 10. Tazza bowl. Persian, i6th century. Height 7 ins. , diameter 7| ins.
Black outline. Colours used : dark-blue, manganese, and yellow-green.
Fig. Ii. Dish. Damascus, i6th century. Height 3f ins. , diameter 14! ins.
Dark-blue ground on the rim. Colours used in the ornament are light sage-green, dark-blue, manganese, turquoise...-blue ; dark outline.
Fig. 12. Dish. Damascus, i6th century. Height 3 ins. , diameter 14! ins.
A very beautiful design. Colours used : light yellow- green, medium-blue, turquoise-blue ; slight outline in yellow- green.
Fig. 13. Dish. Damascus, i6th century. Height if ins. , diameter 13^ ins.
Colours used in the decoration are dark-blue, turquoise- blue, manganese, yellow-green, with dark outline of varying strength.
72 DESCRIPTION Fig. 14. Damascus, i6th century. Height 2f ins. , diameter 14^ ins.
What to read after Pottery a Hand book of Practical Pottery for Art Teachers And Students volume?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Lunn to read onlineMoreLess
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