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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «COLOURMEN»
Descubra o uso de
colourmen na seguinte seleção bibliográfica. Livros relacionados com
colourmen e pequenos extratos deles para contextualizar o seu uso na literatura.
1
Artist and Journal of Home Culture
Speaking of Naples yellow, Professor Church said the earth formerly known by
this^iame was not really available for modern use; and different colourmen
substituted threo different yellow pigments for it. There were three articles sold as
...
2
THE SESSIONAL PAPERS PRINTED BY ORDER OF THE HOUSE OF LORDS, ...
—Yes. 1792. Before the passing of the Reform Bill, used you to have colour
tickets there? — Before the passing of the Reform Bill, at least until 1820, all the
freemen were allowed to carry colours; what we used to term colourmen and
hallmen ...
3
THE SESSIONAL PAPERS PRINTED BY ORDER OF THE HOUSE OF LORDS, ...
Colourmen and chairmen. 2449- Mr. Serjeant Kinglake.] What was the largest
payment you made, either to colourmen or chairmen ? — Ten shillings. 2450. I
understand you, 150/. was given in 10s. tickets either to colourmen or chairmen ?
4
Journal of the Society of Arts
The Chairman, in proposing a hearty vote ot thanks to Professor Thomson for his
most able and interesting paper, said he quite agreed with Mr. Batten that artists'
colourmen should not put labels on colours which were other than they were ...
5
Parliamentary Papers, House of Commons and Command
10s. for refreshments to colourmen. Smith, 6793-5. — The refreshment tickets are
only for those who carried tie colours, ib. 6800. — The list of the persons to whom
xne tickets were issued has been burnt, with the recommendations and other ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1853
6
Journal of the Royal Society of Arts
Mr. Hunt had not attempted to prejudice the public in any way against the
colourmen. He had only asked that inquiry might be made respecting the colours
used by artists. So far as the matter had yet been investigated, there appeared to
be ...
Royal Society of Arts (Great Britain), 1880
7
Conservation of Easel Paintings
These sizes appear also in later nineteenth—century French colourmen lists
such as Lefranc & Company. Diderot's Encyclopedia of1765 defines a canvas as
'a frame ofwood covered with a canvas primed with any colours in oil, on which ...
Joyce Hill Stoner, Rebecca Rushfield, 2013
8
Journals of the House of Commons
Another Petition of the said Colourmen, &e. to the same Effect as the formsser; to
lie on the Table tssill the Keport be further considered, and Counsel ordered, 431
. Petition of Colourmen, &e. ofKent and Suffex. against Ditto; to lie on theT-able, ...
Great Britain House of Commons, 1803
9
The Grove Encyclopedia of Materials and Techniques in Art
By this date he was also supplying material to a number of artists' colourmen, and
the records of his firm demonstrate vividly the manner in which he kept pace with
technical developments, anticipating the burgeoning paint industry of the ...
This indeed is the only' method used in general by Colourmen, for deciding on all
the qualities of Lake; but it is very inconclusive with regard _to any but
transparency. In respect to the standing difficult to determine: and indeed there
can ...
Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths, 1758
10 NOTÍCIAS NAS QUAIS SE INCLUI O TERMO «COLOURMEN»
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colourmen no contexto das seguintes notícias.
Oil & Colourmen and Maoists in Brixton, a bit of history revealed at …
Underneath the modern sign could be see a handpainted Victorian sign bearing the legend, “Oil & Colourmen, Salter & Son, Domestic Stores.”. «BrixtonBuzz, out 14»
From model to sex toy – artists and mannequins
Between 1865 and 1866, John Everett Millais repeatedly hired Child No 98 from Charles Roberson & Co, the London "colourmen" who also ... «The Guardian, out 14»
A colourful past: how the trade in paints has developed
Patrick's curiosity led to an immersion in colour, disciplined by sitting a degree in the business of 18th-century colourmen of London. «Financial Times, out 14»
A Strange Business: Making Art and Money in Nineteenth-Century …
But the book is most interesting when it deals with less-known figures such as the colourmen whose new, bright pigments changed the ... «Telegraph.co.uk, jul 14»
A Strange Business: Making Art and Money in 19th-Century Britain …
In the late 18th century "colourmen" had spent their days boiling down sheep trotters and boiling up bullocks' blood before squeezing the ... «The Guardian, jul 14»
The age of the starving artist
... including two very different sorts of patron, as well as painters, sculptors, dealers, colourmen, engravers, publishers, curators and 'spectators' ... «Spectator.co.uk, jul 14»
Turner and Constable, Compton Verney, UK – review
Metal paint tubes would not appear for another 50 years but, since the last years of the 18th century, colourmen had begun to market ... «Financial Times, jul 13»
Notes on…London's secondhand bookshops
Gone the smart end of the market, Frew Mackenzie (next to Cornelissen the artists' colourmen) where two big folios of the beastly Bishop ... «Spectator.co.uk, jun 13»
'Van Gogh at Work', Amsterdam
Many previously unknown industrial dye-colours, inorganic and artificial, were being invented at this time, enabling artists' colourmen to launch ... «Financial Times, mai 13»
Zoffany paints now available exclusively at La Maison Chic
Sienna, originally another iron oxide mined near the town from which it takes its name, was supplied to colourmen as 'raw' or 'burnt'. «Galway Advertiser, jul 10»
