Salmon, William: Polygraphice; Or, The Art of Drawing, Engraving, Etching, Limning, Painting, Washing, Varnishing, Colouring and Dying: In Three Books ... (London, 1672)

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C H A P. XVIII.
0/^ Colours in Varticular.
I. S^Emfe 5 Grind k with glair of
V_y Eggs and it will make a moft
perfect white,
\\. White-lead^ Grind it with a weak
water os gum-lake and let it ft and three
or four days, aster which is you mix with
it Roset and Vermilion;, it makes a sair
Carnation.
111. Spaniflr-white^ It is the beft white
os all, to garnish withjgrpund with weak
Gum-water.
I V. LampMac^ ground with Gum-
water, it makes a good black.
V. Vermilion^ Grind it with the glair
os an Egg., and in the grinding put a little
clarisied honey^to make its colour bright
and perfect.
VI. Sittaper-lake 3 it makes a deep
and beautiful red, or rather purple, al-
moft like unto a Red-rofe. Grind it with
Gum