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One Previous Owner - Book looks Unread Smoke Free Home The books in this series are aimed at the amateur leisure painter. They are written by professional working artists who guide the reader through each subject in easy stages. Included are step-by-step demonstrations and the aim is to provide a valuable library of practical advice and inspiration.
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Each title in the best-selling 'Learn to Paint' series is written by a professional working artist and offers the leisure painter a personal course of art instruction. Here 'Moira Huntly' clearly describes all the basic techniques of painting in gouache, and provides many practical exercises and step-by-step demonstration paintings.
• advice on materials and equipment• how to mix colours• techniques using gouache• help with composition

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Oil pastels are versatile, easy-to-use and produce very vibrant colours. They do not require colour mixing, are robust, portable and mix well with other media. This book takes the reader, step-by-step, through all the aspects of painting with the exciting and colourful medium of oil pastels. A wide variety of different subjects are featured from landscapes and people to still life and patterns. This book is part of the "Learn to Paint" series which offer step-by-step demonstrations together with practical advice and inspiration for the leisure painter.

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Ed Glinert unearths some of the capital's most gruesome stories as he brings together this compendium of facts about London's dead. From famous and infamous people to unsung heroes and victims, well-known resting places to undignified graves, and a fascinating variety of sticky ends.
'During the Gordon Riots of 1780 the London mob stormed Langdale's Distillery in Holborn. As the raw spirit caught fire, a pillar of flame reached up to the sky, hot gin ran down the road and locals began to gorge themselves, screaming from the internal burns and keeling over dead drunk, or simply dead.'
London's Dead unearths some of the capital's most gruesome and intriguing stories: from the serene order of the capital's finest Victorian graveyards to the most horrific crimes committed in its ancient streets.
Here are the deaths of politicians and comedians, royals and spies, peasants and highwaymen. There are tragic deaths, accidental deaths, hoax deaths, pre-planned deaths, death… Read More