t. colours must be placed in masses with no bit nding, as is possible in oil painting, for instance, themaster of hi- craft or the bungler is revealed atthe verj outset. Following the Japanese pre* dent, cherry is thewood the artist generall) uses for the printingM.m ks. The carving is done with a… … THE JAPANESE I REE \\i ><>[> lil-OC k PRIN1 BY DEAN UABCOCK At this point a consideration of the variousprocesses employed by Babcock may be ofinterest. It should be remarked, first of all, con-cerning the original picture to be reproduced, thatif the final outcome is to be…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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