Reclamation of Waste Gold, The Use of Cobalt, Notes on Enamel Colours, Liquid or Bright Gold--Classification and Analysis.
This is a very different thing from the landscape painted in enamel colours.
Within the last two or three years there seems to have been very considerable improvement in the purity, translucency, and depth of enamel colours.
We are reminded by it of a similar application of enamel colours to glass that was much in favour in France in the seventeenth century.
I refer to the highly finished pictures, painted in enamel colours on white glass and subsequently burned in, which were now replacing, especially for secular use, the true lead-mounted stained glass of the old church windows.
Perhaps the nearest approach to an effective use of enamel colours may be seen on two little cups found in graves of the fourth century at Varpelev, in Denmark.
Its earliest productions were in white porcelain moulded with shells, coral, and other marine decorations, but its fame is more specially founded on the services with mythological subjects minutely picked out in enamel colours.
Sèvres soft-paste for the display of gilding and painting in enamel colours, and the abandonment of this class of body was inevitably followed by an artistic decline.
This new method consisted in painting over the glaze in enamel colours, necessitating a second firing at a lower temperature than that required for fusing the glaze.
Kea-tsing was noted for the use of enamel colours of a beautiful depth and quality.
Here we have a most beautiful and valuable example in enamel colours of a seated figure of Kwan-Yin.
The preponderating influence was a brilliant rose colour accompanied by green, yellow, and blue, all in enamel colours, which were not less striking because still subordinate to the beautiful pink.
Direct heat was not required, but the melting process was sufficient to unite the glaze itself and the enamel colours so firmly that in some cases the coloured enamel might be taken for the glaze.
Flowers inenamel colours on white panels in imitation of Derby porcelain style.
These jewels were sometimes elaborately modelled with scriptural and other scenes in their centre, chased in gold, enriched by enamel colours, and resplendent with jewels.
The ground between the ornament has been cut down, probably for the insertion of niello or enamel colours.
The raised centre is divided into ornamental compartments, filled with rich purple and white enamel colours.
The use of enamel colours as enrichments to metal ornaments belongs to the later days of Rome.
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