Water colour without a master
Subtitle: upwards of two hundred examples of separate objects in landscape shown under various tints and afterwards composed into pictures : to which is added an index of tints, showing at a glance the various powers of the several colours and their compounds
By: by Thomas Hatton
Publisher: Reeves and Sons
Published: 1855
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Subjects: Watercolor painting; Technique; Landscape painting; Color; Study and teaching; Terminology
Notes: Each part in the original light pink paper covers, as issued Jan.-June 1855. Title page and other preliminaries in pt. 6. "Address" and contents of each pt. on p. [4] of covers.

In dark green publisher's portfolio, with gilt title on front: Hatton's water colour without a master.

"For elementary schools and home tuition"--Covers of pts. 2-6.

Pts. 1-4 each contain a leaf captioned "Introduction," which is identical in pts. 1-3 ([1] p.) and rev. ([2] p.) in pt. 4. Counted in collation as [8] page.

Illustrations: 24 prints : wood engraving (20), aquatint (4), hand col. ; full-page.

Includes "index of tints."
Table of contents: title: pt. 1. Buildings; title: pt. 2. Trees; title: pt. 3. Cattle & figures; title: pt. 4. Foregrounds & distance; title: pt. 5. Skies & clouds; title: pt. 6. Entire landscapes.