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1 Title Page
2 Preface
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4 Contents
5 Illustrations
6 Introductory Chapter
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10 Chapter I: The Philosophy of Colour
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22 Chapter II: The Harmony of Colours
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32 Chapter III: The Origin of the Pleasure Derived from the Perception of Colour
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37 Chapter IV: The Quality of Colours, and their Applications in Decoration
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45 Chapter V: Common Errors in House Painting
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53 Chapter VI: The Production of Colours
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149 Chapter X: The Manufacture of the House Painter's Combs and Brushes
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154 Chapter XI: House-Painting in Plain Colours
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159 Chapter XII: On the Imitation of Wood and Marbles
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1 Title Page
2 Preface
3 iv
4 Contents
5 Illustrations
6 Introductory Chapter
7 page 2
8 page 3
9 page 4
10 Chapter I: The Philosophy of Colour
11 page 6
12 page 7
13 page 8
14 page 9
15 page 10
16 page 11
17 page 12
18 page 13
19 page 14
20 page 15
21 page 16
22 Chapter II: The Harmony of Colours
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24 page 19
25 page 20
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29 page 24
30 page 25
31 page 26
32 Chapter III: The Origin of the Pleasure Derived from the Perception of Colour
33 page 28
34 page 29
35 page 30
36 page 31
37 Chapter IV: The Quality of Colours, and their Applications in Decoration
38 page 33
39 page 34
40 page 35
41 page 36
42 page 37
43 page 38
44 page 39
45 Chapter V: Common Errors in House Painting
46 page 41
47 page 42
48 page 43
49 page 44
50 page 45
51 page 46
52 page 47
53 Chapter VI: The Production of Colours
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55 page 50
56 page 51
57 page 52
58 page 53
59 page 54
60 page 55
61 page 56
62 page 57
63 page 58
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68 Chapter VII: The Chemical Composition and Manufacture of Colours
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144 Chapter IX: Miscellaneous Articles Emplyed by the House-Painter
145 page 140
146 page 141
147 page 142
148 page 143
149 Chapter X: The Manufacture of the House Painter's Combs and Brushes
150 page 145
151 page 146
152 page 147
153 page 148
154 Chapter XI: House-Painting in Plain Colours
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156 page 151
157 page 152
158 page 153
159 Chapter XII: On the Imitation of Wood and Marbles
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