The Making of the Glencairn Methuselah Window: Page 80
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April 19th 1928 fired a little light
Radegonde Panel
Restored pieces in centre
Ground up 3 Olive Texture
1 Golden Texture
in ore grinder with turpentine, ground quite a while, diluted with
a little turpentine and a little oxidized turpentine spattered with
an artist’s bristle paint brush – mainly in centre of
pieces on the front – put brush on a palette knife to knock
off pats of color – the same material put around edges.
Spattered 3 Modelling Clay Backing
1 Golden Texture on back color ground in turpentine quite a while
in ore grinder. A little fat oil was added and for spattering a
little turpentine was added. The spattered flecks were quite fine.
When nearly dry I rubbed my finger over the spattered flecks make
clear spaces here and there.
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