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there are not many books on w/b oils or even articles in the two main magazines but
rurpsy oils get a fair airing (unintentional pun). I would think that any married man will
have gathered that their spouse hates the turps smell. if said man,or woman artist is still not using the nice fragrant solvents. I suppose oils are oils, but we get toomuch of t
the smelly turpy oil painters in The Artist and theLiesure Painter. So there!
cheers. Syd ;-)