Lithography and lithographers; some chapters in the history of the art (1915)
Pennell, Elizabeth Robins, 1855-1936, Pennell, Joseph, 1857-1926 · New York : The Macmillan Company · leaf 280
rb and repel grease and water, may be used, but stone is themost reliable and generally employed. Lithographers prefer greyish stones ;most artists like yellowish ones, as they approach in colour the printfrom them on paper. At the present time zinc and aluminium are exten-sively used to replace… … F. Brangwyn : The Docks.Drawn on stone. This drawing was printed in two colours. DESCRIPTION OF THE STONE AND METALS lithographers frequently own some thousands of stones, a valuable asset, as astone lasts for years, and they do not wish to scrap them. The professionallithographer will tell you…
Lithography · Lithographers
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