Designs and instructions for decorating pottery : in imitation of Greek, Roman, Egyptian, and other styles of vases : with an illustrated and descriptive list of subjects to select from, showing where they may be obtained, together with all articles required for this study (1877)
S.W. Tilton and Company · Boston : S.W. Tilton & Co. · leaf 49
INSTRUCTIONS FOR DECORATING POTTERY. 41 After the paint has been laid on, the pencil marks can be removed with the rubber ink eraser, without injury to the decoration. Where there are fine lines to be drawn, a steel pen may be used to advantage, using the paint very thin, as one would use ink. A… … will be worn down, and a new one required. Ordi- nary English tube colors may be used, or coach black thinned down with spirits of turpentine. The pub- lishers of this book have prepared colors, which we think superior to all others.* * See price list of materials, which is given in another place.
Pottery · Vase-painting
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