CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO JAPANNING
PRESENT
Present
I japan
you japan
he/she/it japans
we japan
you japan
they japan
Present continuous
I am japanning
you are japanning
he/she/it is japanning
we are japanning
you are japanning
they are japanning
Present perfect
I have japanned
you have japanned
he/she/it has japanned
we have japanned
you have japanned
they have japanned
Present perfect continuous
I have been japanning
you have been japanning
he/she/it has been japanning
we have been japanning
you have been japanning
they have been japanning
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I japanned
you japanned
he/she/it japanned
we japanned
you japanned
they japanned
Past continuous
I was japanning
you were japanning
he/she/it was japanning
we were japanning
you were japanning
they were japanning
Past perfect
I had japanned
you had japanned
he/she/it had japanned
we had japanned
you had japanned
they had japanned
Past perfect continuous
I had been japanning
you had been japanning
he/she/it had been japanning
we had been japanning
you had been japanning
they had been japanning
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will japan
you will japan
he/she/it will japan
we will japan
you will japan
they will japan
Future continuous
I will be japanning
you will be japanning
he/she/it will be japanning
we will be japanning
you will be japanning
they will be japanning
Future perfect
I will have japanned
you will have japanned
he/she/it will have japanned
we will have japanned
you will have japanned
they will have japanned
Future perfect continuous
I will have been japanning
you will have been japanning
he/she/it will have been japanning
we will have been japanning
you will have been japanning
they will have been japanning
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would japanning
you would japanning
he/she/it would japanning
we would japanning
you would japanning
they would japanning
Conditional continuous
I would be japanning
you would be japanning
he/she/it would be japanning
we would be japanning
you would be japanning
they would be japanning
Conditional perfect
I would have japanning
you would have japanning
he/she/it would have japanning
we would have japanning
you would have japanning
they would have japanning
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been japanning
you would have been japanning
he/she/it would have been japanning
we would have been japanning
you would have been japanning
they would have been japanning
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you japan
we let´s japan
you japan
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
japanning
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «JAPANNING»
Discover the use of
japanning in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
japanning and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Lacquer: Technology and Conservation : a Comprehensive Guide ...
One must rely on historical texts and analyses of existing works of art. Few texts
were written in the early days of japanning in the sixteenth century. A few
appeared in the seventeenth century and by the eighteenth century a number of
volumes ...
2
Handbook on
Japanning: 2nd Edition For Ironware, Tinware, ...
This book (hardcover) is part of the TREDITION CLASSICS.
3
Antique Trader Tools Price Guide
$264 Wood scraper. Stanley No. 81, Sweet Hart, original box, Ƥne ..........................
...$467 Wooden bottom plane. Bailey No. 5, Boston, smoother, type 1, banjo-lever
cap, japanning 55%, good .
4
A Handbook of
Japanning for Ironware, Tinewae , Wood, Etc
This is a pre-1923 historical reproduction that was curated for quality. Quality assurance was conducted on each of these books in an attempt to remove books with imperfections introduced by the digitization process.
5
Wood Coatings: Theory and Practice
Conservation treatments recommended for Asian lacquer are often inappropriate
for japanning. In no case should urushi be used to restore European japanning.
Information on the conservation of Oriental lacquer can be found in section 16.8.
Franco Bulian, Jon Graystone, 2009
6
Conservation of Furniture
Conservation treatments recom- mended for Asian lacquer are often inappro-
priate for japanning. In no case should urushi be used to restore European
japanning. Information on the conservation of Oriental lacquer can be found in
section ...
Shayne Rivers, Nick Umney, 2007
7
Performing China: Virtue, Commerce, and Orientalism in ...
As discussed in the preceding chapter, the popularity of lacquer panels in the
1670s and early 1680s spurred an English japanning trade that strove to emulate
the superior artisanship of China and Japan. In fact, the desirability of relatively ...
8
Warman's Tools Field Guide
25, block, prelateral, solid cap, adjuster nut, traces of original finish, japanning 90
%, good+ ................................................$275 ... bottom plane. Stanley No. 26, jack,
prelateral, no number on nose, solid cap, adjuster screw, japanning 65%, good .
9
The Handmaid to the Arts, Teaching
In the French manner of japanning the papier mache, the old method is perfued,
of laying a ground under the colours and varnifh of whiting and iize : but in the
Birmingham , . ?• "- • > manuifcanufa&ure of the fame articles, this is omit- cd ;
and ...
10
The handmaid to the arts [by R. Dossie.].
... of ©pake colours in varnish ; which may be either after afterwards decorated by
paintings or gilding, or left in a 406 Of Bronzing. CHAP IV Of japanning S E C T I
Of japanning in general SECT.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «JAPANNING»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
japanning is used in the context of the following news items.
Frogmore House and Gardens – Profiling a royal retreat
... various accounts exist of her and her daughters engaging in pastimes such as painting, drawing, needlework, reading, music and japanning. «Royal Central, Jul 15»
Landmark Exhibition at MFA Boston Explores Asian Influence on the …
The fashion for japanning—a painted imitation of Asian lacquerwork on furniture and wall paneling using layers of varnish, gold paint and ... «ArtfixDaily, Jul 15»
From humble beginnings to huge success - 275 years of engineering
From tinplating and japanning to producing hi-tech components for the latest jet airliners and Formula 1 racing cars, it's all been in a day's work ... «expressandstar.com, Jun 15»
When John Ashbery Was New York's Art Critic
On a series of 19th-century Japanese photographs at the Japan House: “The Japanning of Japan” (January 14, 1980). The Japanese, with their ... «Vulture, May 15»
Elegant dolls houses with a playful history
... made using child labour, with the workers involved in every stage of manufacture from pressing and soldering to japanning and painting. «Western Daily Press, May 15»
Frogmore House and Gardens to open during the summer in aid of …
... court life, it was at Frogmore where they could practice activities such as painting, drawing, needlework, japanning, reading and botanising. «Royal Central, Apr 15»
Thomas J. Carbine, 96, businessman
Mr. Carbine was president of the Quaker City Japanning & Enameling Co., a metal finishing firm at Third Street and Girard Avenue. He sold the ... «Philly.com, Jan 15»
English japanners were at the height of their artistry in the early 1850s
Unbelievably, the beautiful boxes in the photograph are also made of papier mâché, decorated in a technique known as japanning- about as ... «Orillia Packet & Times, Dec 14»
A Snake, an Eagle, and More Americana
A pine looking glass with traces of blue japanning, 20¾" x 11¾", sold for $4080 (est. $800/1200). An unusual Pennsylvania pine stretcher table ... «Maine Antique Digest, Nov 14»
Treasures: When chair designs were put through hoops
However, Sheraton in his Cabinet Directory of 1803 wrote that 'on the revival of japanning furniture caning began to be brought gradually into ... «Irish Independent, Nov 14»
