Graining, Ancient and Modern

Originally published in 1893, this book offers a comprehensive guide to the art of graining - the process of imitating the grain of various woods on a painted surface. The author covers a wide range of techniques, from simple sponging and stippling to more complex methods such as combing, flogging, and scumbling. This book is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in traditional decorative painting techniques.

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