Excerpt from Priced Catalogue of Artists’ Materials: Supplies for Oil Painting, Water Color Painting, China Painting, Pastel Painting, Sketching, Crayon Drawing, Gilding, Interior Decorations, Tapestry Painting, Draughting, Fresco Painting, Lettering, Designing, Illustrating, Etching
N this edition of our Catalogue of Artists’ Materials, we have included many staple goods used in Drawing, Designing, Decorating, Art and Scientific Education, manufactured and imported by Its - covering the most complete and extensive line carried by any firm.
We have omitted from the descriptive list special remarks regarding the quality of the goods made by us, and it will suffice to call attention here to the well-known fact that all manufactures bearing our name have a well-earned reputation for superiority in all desirable qualities.
For the past fifty years we have given special attention to the manufacture of Artists’ Materials; ample facilities, the most experienced workmen, improved machinery and methods have been utilized to bring these products of American industry to their present established reputation. Many eminent artists and amateurs have conceded that in many lines our goods are not only equal, but superior to those of foreign production.
Our Tube Colors have been used by the most eminent artists and by teachers of established reputation, for the past fifty years, and lead all American manufactures of their kind. The utmost care will be taken in maintaining the quality.
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