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Catalogue of rubbings of brasses and incised slabs. This catalogue has long been out of print, and is now re-issued in its original form, without alterations or additions.

Ignite Smokeless Warmth, Enjoy Romantic Moments Together. This efficient tabletop fire pit features a smokeless design for continuous burning. Its sturdy base ensures safe use, making it an ideal outdoor companion. Bring warmth and ambiance to gatherings, making it the perfect choice for family and friends to enjoy together. Color: Grey.

Ignite Smokeless Warmth, Enjoy Romantic Moments Together! This efficient tabletop fire pit features a smokeless design for continuous burning. Its sturdy base ensures safe use, making it an ideal outdoor companion. Bring warmth and ambiance to gatherings, making it the perfect choice for family and friends to enjoy together. Color: White.

Ignite Smokeless Warmth, Enjoy Romantic Moments Together, This efficient tabletop fire pit features a smokeless design for continuous burning. Its sturdy base ensures safe use, making it an ideal outdoor companion. Bring warmth and ambiance to gatherings, making it the perfect choice for family and friends to enjoy together. Color: Black.

A Companion Guide To Brasses And Brass Rubbing

This fascinating publication sheds light on a medium that combines the qualities of drawing with those of sculpture, printmaking, and painting, and is the first to focus exclusively on the art technique known as frottage, derived from the French word frotter, meaning “to rub.” Over 100 pieces, ranging from contemporary conceptual works to rubbings recording tombs and inscriptions, are assembled and sumptuously reproduced in color. More than 50 artists--including the famous, like Max Ernst, inventor of the term “frottage," and the relatively unknown--are presented. Four thematic sections explore different aspects of frottage: its roots in Surrealism and the practice of automatic drawing; the notion of trace, of either a place or an idea left behind in a rubbing; the “apparitions” or ghostlike attributes that can appear on the surface of an artwork; and the associations between rubbings, death, and memory.  

Former library book; Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less 1.1

This is the plain man's guide to the things to be found in and around almost any parish church, large or small. Alphabetically arranged and lavishly illustrated, it will help anyone to find, identify and pass judgement on both the ordinary things and the unique and beautiful things to be seen in even the briefest of visits. The author clearly describes each item and sets it in its place in history, mentioning examples to be seen in particular churches. There is a full and useful index, and for those who would like to know more about what they see in there is a list of books for further reading.

Introduces various techniques and provides projects in rubbing, a method of reproducing the surface of a design by dabbing or rubbing a piece of paper with colored waxes, inks, or graphite

Pictorial Documentation , Notes On Plates,

Since at least the early sixth century C.E., ink rubbings of stone, metal, clay tiles, and wood inscriptions and pictorial images have been used in China to make precise copies of culturally valued material. These paper copies sometimes are all that remain of original works that have become illegible through erosion, or that have been destroyed by war or development, or have been rendered inaccessible through events such as flooding resulting from dam construction. Chinese rubbing techniques are used throughout East Asia to create copies that often also are prized in themselves as works of art. Despite the primary importance of this technology to history, art, archaeology, printing, and many other fields of knowledge, Black Tigers is the first comprehensive study of rubbings in a Western language, and as such will be welcomed by both scholars and collectors.In Black Tigers, Kenneth Starr recounts what he has seen and learned in fifty years of fascination with rubbings and travels to China in search of the early inscriptions from which they came. The book is a history of rubbings, a guide to connoisseurship, and a technical handbook on the materials and techniques used to make rubbings. Now readers of English, with the author as their affable guide, can gain rich insight into a rigorous discipline of classical scholarship, the way in which traditional scholars viewed their world, and some of the exquisite subtleties of Chinese high culture and connoisseurship.Black Tigers will be an essential resource for students of Chinese art, history, calligraphy, archaeology, and the history of printing.

This text, originally published in 1723, presents a set of Abdominal Rubbing Exercises for Preventing Illness and Prolonging Life that was passed on by Daoist Fang. This set of 9 exercises is simple to learn and easy to practice. They can be done laying down or standing up and should be done at least twice a day."This method of Rubbing the Abdomen uses movement to transform stillness and stillness to facilitate movement. It conforms with Yin and Yang. It complies with the Five Elements, their mechanism of generation and the spirit of their changes. That is why it can connect and harmonize the top and bottom, put Yin and Yang back in order, get rid of the old and generate the new, replenish the five internal organs (Heart, Liver, Spleen, Lungs, and Kidneys), expel all the externally contracted evils, and get rid of all kinds of internally generated diseases and ailments. It supplements deficiency and drains excess. This method of dispersing and strengthening has infinite wonderful results. Why use medicines and elixirs when you have actual results of preventing illness and prolonging life (without them)?"

Since at least the early sixth century C.E., ink rubbings of stone, metal, clay tiles, and wood inscriptions and pictorial images have been used in China to make precise copies of culturally valued material. These paper copies sometimes are all that remain of original works that have become illegible through erosion, or that have been destroyed by war or development, or have been rendered inaccessible through events such as flooding resulting from dam construction. Chinese rubbing techniques are used throughout East Asia to create copies that often also are prized in themselves as works of art. Despite the primary importance of this technology to history, art, archaeology, printing, and many other fields of knowledge, Black Tigers is the first comprehensive study of rubbings in a Western language, and as such will be welcomed by both scholars and collectors.In Black Tigers, Kenneth Starr recounts what he has seen and learned in fifty years of fascination with rubbings and travels to China in search of the early inscriptions from which they came. The book is a history of rubbings, a guide to connoisseurship, and a technical handbook on the materials and techniques used to make rubbings. Now readers of English, with the author as their affable guide, can gain rich insight into a rigorous discipline of classical scholarship, the way in which traditional scholars viewed their world, and some of the exquisite subtleties of Chinese high culture and connoisseurship.Black Tigers will be an essential resource for students of Chinese art, history, calligraphy, archaeology, and the history of printing.

This fascinating publication sheds light on a medium that combines the qualities of drawing with those of sculpture, printmaking, and painting, and is the first to focus exclusively on the art technique known as frottage, derived from the French word frotter, meaning “to rub.” Over 100 pieces, ranging from contemporary conceptual works to rubbings recording tombs and inscriptions, are assembled and sumptuously reproduced in color. More than 50 artists--including the famous, like Max Ernst, inventor of the term “frottage," and the relatively unknown--are presented. Four thematic sections explore different aspects of frottage: its roots in Surrealism and the practice of automatic drawing; the notion of trace, of either a place or an idea left behind in a rubbing; the “apparitions” or ghostlike attributes that can appear on the surface of an artwork; and the associations between rubbings, death, and memory.  

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Pages 402 It is the reproduction of the old book published long back(1910) We try our level best to give you perfect book but some time, due to old books some imperfections like missing or damaged Pages left in the book. These are due to the original artefact or left at the time of scanning. We found this book important for current readers who want to know about our old treasure so we brought them back to the shelves for you. We hope you will encourage us by accepting them in this reformed condition. We do not change the contents of the book just make it more readable by removing its yellow background. A coloured Dust cover with glossy Lamination is wrapped on the book. Print on Demand

Zildjian 24" Rolling Cymbal Vault, Holds 7 Cymbals up to 24" in Diameter, Heavy Duty In-Line Skate Wheels w/ Wider Spacing, 4 Cymbal Pads to Keep Cymbals from Rubbing Together, Sturdy High-Tension Slide Release Buckle w/ Heavy Duty Web Straps

Brand from Japan: Shiseido. A pencil liner that draws smooth, thin lines like liquid and keeps the finish all day.Multi-proof (resistant to sweat, water, sebum, and rubbing). *13-hour makeup wear** data obtained. Color retention and no bleeding (according to manufacturer. Results may vary from person to person.)How to use:Turn the cap in the direction of the arrow (OPEN mark) to remove it, and pull out the core about 1-2 mm before use.After use, be sure to retract the core and turn the cap all the way to close it so that there is no gap between the core and the holder.When removing, we recommend using an oil-based eye makeup remover.

Eliminate dirt, dust, smudges, and fingerprints instantly without rubbing using Boardwalk furniture polish. Simply spray on and wipe clean for a lasting shine. Polish works great on furniture, Formica, chrome, stainless steel, woodwork, marble, leather, appliances, vinyl, glass surfaces, and brass. Application: Furniture; Appliances; Woodwork; Applicable. Material: Wood; Chrome; Stainless Steel; Brass; Leather; Vinyl; Marble; Glass; Dirt Types: Dust; Dirt; Smudges; Fingerprints; Scent: Lemon.

The Hampton Bay 3 in. x 30 in. Kitchen Solid Filler is recommended for use with full-overlay cabinets to help you open a cabinet without rubbing. The filler has a medium oak finish. Add a finished look to any kitchen. Material: Composite.