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The Composition of a Paint -- Pigments, Oil, Turpentine, Driers, Colours -- Practical Paint Mixing, Mechanical Paint Mixer -- Paint Strainer -- The Proportions of Materials for use on Pine and Soft Woods -- On Hard Woods generally -- On Iron -- On Stucco -- On Plaster, etc.

Colours or Stainers -- The appearance in strong and subdued lights -- The Nomenclature of Colours -- Examples of variation in the names of Colours -- Efforts made to establish a Uniform Nomenclature -- The Economy of using Good Colours -- Hues, Shades and Tints.

Whites -- Recipes for various mixtures of White Pigments -- The Advantages and Disadvantages of White Lead, Zinc White, Lithopone, etc., etc.

Grays and Greys -- General Remarks -- How to Mix various Greys and Grays.

Reds, Crimsons and Purples -- General Remarks -- How to Mix these Colours.

Blues -- General Remarks -- How to Mix Blue generally.

Yellows -- General Remarks -- How to Mix Yellows generally.

Greens, how to Mix them -- General Remarks -- Suggestions for Experiments.

Browns, and how to Mix them -- General Remarks on Browns.

Graining Grounds and how to Mix them.

How to Test the Quality of Colours -- The Characteristics of Good Colours -- Greens, Venetian, Tuscan and Indian Reds -- Red Lead -- Chromes -- Ochres -- Blacks -- Blues -- Umbers and Siennas.

Recipes, Tables, Hints and Notes -- List of Books useful to the Painter.


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