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This well printed and easily read book presents the results of a series of experiments carried on by its author, the well-known chemist, to determine which colors may most successfully be combined in a permanent palette. It gives, in a good many pages, what A. P. Laurie in his text. Processes, Pigments, and Vehicles (MacMillan, 1895), told in a very few.
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"A glossary of painters' terms": p. 113-134.
Bibliography: p. 107-110.
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