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a^v.' ''' >v_ - m i:' -A-Y^V The M.ajestic Be a u t y of Cumulus Clouds reflected in this "Plastic Pa in t finish Kchieved with a Sponge and Du t c h Bo y When textured,.. with . sponge, paint brush, Iwhiskbroom, graining cohib,orinmanyother ERE are beautiful low-relief ways, the paint is completeas a finish, H textures that -will, carry: out. though'it may be glazed if desired. tbe architect's most imaginative dec.-.The illustration furnishes a splen orative conceptions. did example of the beauty and Textures that suggest, trees and originality''which this new treat hills... clouds and rushing surfall ment makes possible. . are easily obtainable through' the For further information about simple use of Dutch Boy White Dutch Boy White Lead and oil plas Lead and oil plastic paint. tic paint, and illustrations of various Yet striking as is this artistic treat texiures, write to our Department of ment^ is not expensive.The painter Color Research and Decoration for produces the textureswith materials he already has in his shop. All he uses is Dutch Boy White Lead, whit ing, Dutch Boy flatting oil and drier. HUTCH HOY WHITE LEAD The result is a paint that is easy to apply...that sets up over night...; and that may he tinted, with regular colors-in-oil just like any other white-lead paint. booklet---"White Lead and Oil Plas tic Finishes." Address your inquiry to our nearest branch. . NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY NewYork, 111 Broadway; Buffalo, 116 Oak St; Chicago, 900 West 18th St.; Cincinnati, 659 Freeman Ave.; Cleveland, 820 West Superior Ave.; St. Louis, 722 Chestnut St.; San Francisco, 235 Montgomery St.; Boston, National-Boston Lead Co., 800 Albany St.; Pittsbur^hNationalLead & Oil Co. ofPenn sylvania, 316 Fourth Ave.; Philadelphia, JohnT.Lewis&Bros.Co-.Widener Building. The well-known brand of Carter(Chile Lead u also made by the National Lead Company. In pur chasing either Carter or Dutch Boy White Lead, the buyer is assured of obtaining white lead of the highest quality. KD-34A--Architectural Forum, June 1930 Architectural Record, June