| Description | Taylor writes that he will send Watts a pint tin of petroleum, with the slowest evaporation, by rail, as the Postal Authorities will not deliver it; Taylor reminds Watts of the extremely flammable nature of the substance, writing that it is best to keep it outside, as at the North London Colour Works it is not allowed to be brought inside; Taylor writes that he has not heard if Watts likes the yellow canvases and believes it best to send the foreman of the canvas department to Watts when he is next in London. |