theory of colouring
Subtitle: being an analysis of the principles of contrast and harmony in the arrangement of colours with their application to the study of nature and hints on the composition of pictures, etc.
By: by J. Bacon ...
Contributors: Long, M. H.; George Rowney & Co.; Henderson, Rait, & Fenton
Publisher: George Rowney & Co., Manufacturing Artists' Colourmen
Published: 1866
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 51
Subjects: Color -- Study and teaching
Notes: Publisher's advertisements for art supplies, publications and chromolithographs on p. [1]-40 at end.

Chromolithographed plates were also used in the "Fourth Edition" of this title published by Geo. Rowney & Co.  See McLean D 0042.

Two chromolithographed plates are with imprint: "M. H. Long.Lith".

Includes "Appendix. Specimens of Analysis of Works of Art. ; Table of Mixed Tints. Extract from Fielding's 'The Theory of Painting.'". p. [35]-51.

MASS copy: Bound in blue single dot-and-line grain cloth blocked in gold and blind; a.e.g.  With presentation inscription dated 1876.  With bookplate: "Ex libris C. J. Peacock.".