Stilwell, Katharine Marian · Chicago, New York : Rand, McNally & Company · leaf 128
al shops do not ordinarily print directly fromthe woodcut, but, as in pages of type for book-work, an electroplate is made. This is necessarybecause the action of the large presses in printingthe immense editions usually required wouldbatter down the wood. In the making of an etching (Figs. 48, 49)… … Fig. 47. Cuts made in linoleum by Robert Harding, sixthgrade, University Elementary School, Chicago 113
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