The graphic arts; modern men and modern methods (1921)
Pennell, Joseph, 1857-1926 · Chicago, Ill., Published for the Art Institute of Chicago by the University of Chicago press · leaf 198
le figure,and this is a dry point of a Mother and Childwhich belongs to the Museum. Many of her plateswere intended to be printed in color. The color wasslight, just washed on, more like a Japanese print.She worked the color in by hand, or had somevery clever printer assist her in doing it. Someof… … // / \ ■-■. ^\^ / PAGE 178 MARY CASSATT: MOTHER AND CHILD. DRY POINTPRINTED IN COLOR
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