Weitenkampf, Frank · Henry Holt and Company · leaf 154
ition. Therewas some renumbering of the sheets, so that impressionsexist with numbers different from those given in Stauffersvaluable work; e.g., 14, 2, 5, 20, instead of Stauffers5, 8, 10, 13, and so on. One of Hills plates is the viewof Broadway, New York City, at Canal Street, Drawnand etched by… … Q •- - c— o S a > >■o ^ W 3 AQUATINT AND SOME OTHER TINTS 103 & Long, Kimmel & Co., J. E. Gavit and \V. Pate beingamong the names encountered.) Hill, a good craftsman, appropriately used a coarser,more open grain for these large plates, which were col-ored by hand. lor his earliest…
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