Japan: its architecture, art, and art manufactures (1882)
Dresser, Christopher · London, Longmans, Green, and Co. · leaf 454
are pro-duced by this meth-od, and some interest-ing sketches, which are often mistaken in England for pure hand drawings, are wroughtby this semi-mechanical method. Many fabrics are made by combinations of these processes ;thus some are in part stencilled and in part wrought by this lastmentioned… … Fig. i88.—Pattern of Fabric into which TelegraphPosts, with their Insulators, and TelegraphWires are introduced. 43S JAPAN: ITS ARCHITECTURE, satisfactory, and nothing could be more welcome than some ofthe effects thus laboriously obtained. Here, on a length of fabric figured by this strange…
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