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

Os Painting* iyf
VI. [For blacs^ Leather3 take Lamp
black, and shadow it with white Lead.

G H A P. VI L
Os Colours sor Garments in genet ah
i T~* Q R Black. Let the dead colour be
t Lamp Mack and Verdi griefe: be-
ing dry, go over with Ivory black and
Verdigriese 5 but before the lecond go-
ing ovcr3 heighten it with white.
II. For Hair colour. Take Umber and
white sor the ground 5 timber and black
sor the deeper (hadows 3 timber and
EngliQi Oker for the meaner (hadows $
white and English Oker sor heightning,
III. For Blew. Take Indico and
White: sir st lay the White, then the In-
dicoand White mixed 5 then deepen
it with Indico 5 and when drie, glaze it
with Ultramarine which will never fade.
Smalt will turn black y and Bice will
turn green.
IV. For Vurple. Take Smalt temper-