Weitenkampf, Frank, 1866-1962 · New York, H. Holt and company · leaf 166
ntered.) Hill, who was a good craftsman and understood hisart, appropriately used a coarser, more open grain forthese large plates, which were, moreover, colored byhand. For his earliest works, the small magazine plates,published in black-and-white, such as Haddels Point,S. C, Richmond, Va., and… … < c 5 ^: £ 3 Z«* AQUATINT AND SOME OTHER TINTS 127 of adjusting means to end. An unusual Hill item is theMill at Marlborough, Md., after E. van Blom, cata-logued under No. 3560 at the E. B. Holden sale withthe note three states of a rare and undescribed aqua-tint; in colors, in tint and in…
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