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...painting should be very highly finished ; otherwise, when varnished, the tints will not appear united. " When the painting is quite dry, with rather a hard...brush, passing it one way, varnish it with white wax : this is kept melted in an earthen vessel, over a very slow fire till the picture is varnished, taking...