WATER COLOURS
Jack's Reference Book for Home and Office : An Encyclopaedia of General Information: General Information · 1909 · p. 16
pigments intended ¥ to he laid on through the medium of water, | 185 and not of. The quickne of drying is | his one great advantage over oll. Water-| bez colour painting, though the more ancient | obt: of the two, was long practised as an/| wor auxiliary to, or preparation for oil-painting, | poe but since Turner showed tho po ibilities | and of water colours, this branch of art bas | the grown more and more into recognition. of t [s. 316]
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