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In view of the fact that the most skillful and experienced painter cannot do a job of plain painting, well, without good materials and tools, all will see the utter importance of the best materials to the unpracticed hand or the novice.
Calling attention to example on page 43, we w^ould say, there are many little arts and devices which the skillful grainer almost instinctively makes use of, which must be seen to be appreciated — which cannot be signified in words. It is as impossible to embody ...these in words, so that they would be comprehensible to the senses, as to describe, by verbal signs, the delicate manipulation whereby the artist causes the sense- less canvass to almost glow and breathe under his inspired touch.
Page 43 Dark Oak. Sap (or Vemed)Work DARK OAK GEAINING COLOR. 45 The flash lights, which seem to come Hke opalescent gleams from far below the surface, are the most superficial of all the colors, being wiped out of the glazing or shading coat.
It would be pleasant to tell so plainly, just how and where these flashes should appear, and the mode of producing them, that the uninitiated could go at once and do hkewise ; but as this would be an impossible task, we present w^hat few illus- trations are possible in a book of this contracted volume and low price, suggesting that higher reaches and attainments than these are to be arrived at only through patient study and much practice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In view of the fact that the most skillful and experienced painter cannot do a job of plain painting, well, without good materials and tools, all will see the utter importance of the best materials to the unpracticed hand or the novice.
Calling attention to example on page 43, we w^ould say, there are many little arts and devices which the skillful grainer almost instinctively makes use of, which must be seen to be appreciated — which cannot be signified in words. It is as impossible to embody ...these in words, so that they would be comprehensible to the senses, as to describe, by verbal signs, the delicate manipulation whereby the artist causes the sense- less canvass to almost glow and breathe under his inspired touch.
Page 43 Dark Oak. Sap (or Vemed)Work DARK OAK GEAINING COLOR. 45 The flash lights, which seem to come Hke opalescent gleams from far below the surface, are the most superficial of all the colors, being wiped out of the glazing or shading coat.
It would be pleasant to tell so plainly, just how and where these flashes should appear, and the mode of producing them, that the uninitiated could go at once and do hkewise ; but as this would be an impossible task, we present w^hat few illus- trations are possible in a book of this contracted volume and low price, suggesting that higher reaches and attainments than these are to be arrived at only through patient study and much practice.
What to read after The American Grainers' Hand-Book:?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by [masury, John W. ] [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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