How to make money in the printing business. A book for master printers who realize that there is a practical side to the art, and who desire to know the surest methods of making profits (1900)
Nathan, Paul · New York, The Lotus press · leaf 351
a close price per square inch, is not art butmanuf^icture; while the high grade illustration calls notonly for the very fullest technical knowledge and ability,but for the real artistic sense. Does any printer imagine 340 EXCELLENCE IN PLATES. that such work as that reproduced herewith is turned… … Courtesy of Geo. E. Benedict The printer who wants the Benedict class of workdoes best to let the photographer work under their ex-press direction; for when photographs are poorly toned,or have solid colors or abrupt lights in the parts thatshould be nicely graded, or when negatives or tintypes…
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