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Created by Charles L. Wisseman III during a class taught by Cheryl Porter at the Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts (Gatlinburg, Tenn.) in 2008.
Includes samples of pigments in gum arabic and egg white (earths, verdigris, vermilion, organics, blues, leads, and naturals), gold-leaf, and silver-leaf.
Signed by Cheryl Porter on fol. [3]v.
Made from three sheets of watercolor paper folded into three bifolia, nested and unbound.
Provenance: Gift of Charles L. Wisseman III, Apr. 1, 2009.
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