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19 March 2025
Excellent sharpener gives a long, fine p...
Excellent sharpener gives a long, fine point, perfect for sketching. Thanks Morgan.
01 September 2021
Shimano brake cables, dependable quality.
An excellent cable replacement set for your road bike. The set comes complete with end caps and pinch caps to stop the braided cable from unravelling. I'd recommend a good pair of pliers or preferably tin snips to cut the cable and the cable sheath to length, and then a flat file to smooth the cut ends. It's not rocket science and the job only took me half an hour to replace everything and get the brakes set up. Recommended.
26 September 2010
Pre-Raphaelite Painting Techniques
A forensic study of a dozen major paintings by members of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood and their affiliates, using modern techniques, including X-ray, infra-red and spectroscopy, to analyse the materials and pigments used, in an effort to discover the fundements of their technique and how their processes developed.
Lavishly illustrated throughout, with many extracts from the personal notebooks of Millais, Rossetti et al. An instructive book for aspiring painters, full of useful insight, that also outlines the PRB philosophy and their ambition to bring God back into art.
Not merely an academic book, as it might at first appear, but the closest we have to a Pre-Raphaelite masterclass.