how to apply
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How to Apply Royal Worcester, Matt, Bronze, La Croix and Dresden Colors to China. A practical elementary hand-book for amateurs, containing reliable methods for gilding, mixing of colors, ground-laying, relief-paste, firing, etc.
Twelfth edition. A. H. Osgood, New York , 1891
University of Michigan copy, digitized May 18, 2006
blues. those with a knife edge soon 16
difficult subjects 19
without iron. blues 23
as well as impossible 24
blues which are poor 25
difficult to restore 32
sky blue — a good mixing blue 25
difficult again 74
the blues mix 26
and blues softens them, and will not turn 26
difficult, and it is 99
mix with blues 28
difficult branches 140
with all blues 28
colorless, and difficult 173
over blues 33
difficulties attending 5
will mix with blues 37
difficulties of this kind 9
for blues, to secure the purity of color. 38
presents no difficulties 27
increases for them. blues 177
anticipate these difficulties 83
blues 204
difficulties in 140
blues 210
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“... the desire to understand and, since I didn’t, I arranged things...”
Clarice Lispector, The Passion according to G.H.
(Idra Novey translation, 2012) : 14
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on February 15, 2016,
shrimpsaleatthecrabcrib reblogged this from quoiquecesoit and added:
um if all you need to apply is a shitty cyanotype then I’m overqualified and I want to apply into this program, thank u
see this only now, 3+ years later.
tags:
arranging things; blue; celadon; ceramics; china; color; difficulties; method; mixing; overqualification
C. Lispector