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Vasari on technique

Note 273 — Chapter XVIII · (XXXII.)

Louisa S. Maclehose translation

The pigments or pastes that are to be fused on to the coloured glass, to modify its hue or to indicate details, are powdered and mixed with gum for convenience in application. The gum is not to serve as permanent binding material as the pastes are subsequently fused and burnt in on the glass.

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