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A Treatise on Painting, in four parts, viz. : An Essay on the Education of the Eye, and Practical Hints on Composition, Chiaroscuro, and Colour, illustrated hy one Ivundred and thirty Etchings from celebrated Pictures of the Italian, Venetian, Flemish, Butch and English Schools ; also woodcuts, 4to. hf. morocco, £3. 3s 1860 — Another copy, on large taper, the plates on India paper, roy. 4to. neio hf. morocco extra, top edges gilt (^only 50 copii;s so printed) £6. 10s 1850 " Mr. Burnet has now completed his ' Practical Hints on Painting,' and a more interesting work has never come under our notice. To the professor these remarks must be invaluable ; and the library of no lover of the Fine Arts can henceforth be considered complete without Mr. Burnet's work." — Literary Gazette. " Mr. Burnet writes as an artist on the practice of his art; his illustrations are admirable — an Essay in them- selves." — jlthencEum. BURNET'S (J.) 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