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 308
in one way, that is by painting with acid overthose parts he wishes lighter and so reducing them, instead of which heusually bites the greys into black spots. And to increase the darks the printeruses a rag dipped in ink dissolved in turpentine, and with it smears theparts he wishes darker. It is… … Joseph Pennell : The Guard Gate, Gatun Lock, Panama Canal.Drawn on paper at Gatun, transferred in Philadelphia. OF PRESSES AND OF PRINTING lithographs. In the first place, the ink is the most important factor. Theprinter will endeavour to use the ink that works the most easily, whichrequires the…
Lithography · Lithographers
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