"dead colouring" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1829, Alexander Jamieson, A dictionary of mechanical science, arts, manufactures, and miscellaneous knowledge:",
          "text": "The colours necessary for dead colouring are: common white, light ochre, brown ochre, burnt umber, Indian red, ivory black, and Prussian blue.",
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        "The first broad outlines of a picture."
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        "(art) The first broad outlines of a picture."
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