Colours in layers of mica and glass mb-artist W_Read Swaying Dancer (Dancer in Green)

Swaying Dancer (Dancer in Green)

40 Castle Street East

In 1928 he entered into a motor racing partnership with Nuvolari with a stable of Type 35 Bugattis

the boy servant Robert has ready the most plausible of explanations for being caught with the glass in his hand

gearbox amidships and chain-driven rear wheels

Colours in layers of mica and glass mb-artist W_Read Swaying Dancer (Dancer in Green)Colours observed within layers of mica (figures a f) with concentric circles of sixteen colours based upon Isaac Newton's observation of colours produced at the contact of two telescope object glasses (figure g). Plate 1 from the monograph A new elucidation of colours, original prismatic, and material; showing their coincidence in three primitives, yellow, red and blue, by James Sowerby (London, Richard Taylor and Co., 1809). Inscribed 'Tab. 1' top