The Secret of the Old Masters
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But in November, 1773, we have this note in his diary, " Dr. Barnard, 1st black and white 2d vermilion and white dry. 3d varnished and retouched. ' ' Here, although we still have the pernicious black and white, we have also a return to the vermilion and a dropping of the questionable lake. Then follows another re- lapse into bad colors and worse mediums, so far as his diaries show. In August, 1779, we have another entry, showing a return to the safe and durable, but so far as the medium is conc...erned, still on the false theory : ' ' Aug. 1779 Hope, my own copy, first oil, then Venice T. Cera. Verm, white and black, poi varnished with Venice and cera, Light red and black, thickly varnished. " This indicates still the black and white in oil, and alas ! then the use of Venice turpentine and wax, with his thin semitransparent layer of vermilion, white, and black, then varnished with the same me- 125 THE SECRET OP THE OLD MASTERS dium and probably with a light red and black, and then thickly varnished.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But in November, 1773, we have this note in his diary, " Dr. Barnard, 1st black and white 2d vermilion and white dry. 3d varnished and retouched. ' ' Here, although we still have the pernicious black and white, we have also a return to the vermilion and a dropping of the questionable lake. Then follows another re- lapse into bad colors and worse mediums, so far as his diaries show. In August, 1779, we have another entry, showing a return to the safe and durable, but so far as the medium is conc...erned, still on the false theory : ' ' Aug. 1779 Hope, my own copy, first oil, then Venice T. Cera. Verm, white and black, poi varnished with Venice and cera, Light red and black, thickly varnished. " This indicates still the black and white in oil, and alas ! then the use of Venice turpentine and wax, with his thin semitransparent layer of vermilion, white, and black, then varnished with the same me- 125 THE SECRET OP THE OLD MASTERS dium and probably with a light red and black, and then thickly varnished.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Abendschein to read onlineMoreLess
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