The etcher's handbook : giving an account ot the old processes, and of processes recently discovered ; illustrated by the author (1912)
Hamerton, Philip Gilbert, 1834-1894 · London : C. Roberson · leaf 107
ything depends upon that. The way tokeep a burnisher polished is to have a slip of deal aboutsix inches long, with a groove cut in it with a verysmall gouge. Then you rub your burnisher to and froin this little groove, and that keeps it in propercondition. Note:—With regard to the sharpening of the… … 91 CHAPTER XXV. The Illustrations. PLATE I. Old Negative Process. Plate in a First State. There were three stoppings-out, and then the platewas cleaned and re-grounded, this time with a trans-parent ground, in which were drawn the lines of thesky and distance. The difference in value of darkbetween…
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