Young's Demonstrative Translation of Scientific Secrets by Daniel Young
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290. CHOCOLATE COLOUR
Mix lamp-black and Spanish brown. On account of the fatness of the lamp-black, mix some litharge and red lead. 291. PORTLAND STONE COLOUR Mix umber, yellow ochre, and white lead. The variety of shades of brown that may be obtained, are nearly as numerous as those of green. 292. TO IMITATE MAHOGANY Let the first coat of painting be white lead, the second orange, and the last burned umber or sienna; imitating the veins according to your taste and practice. 293. TO IMITATE WAINSCOAT Let the first coat be white, the second half white and half yellow-ochre, and the third yellow-ochre only. Shadow with umber or sienna. 294. TO IMITATE SATIN WOOD Take white for your first coating, light blue for the second, and |
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