What the advertiser & artist should know about reproduction; a review of the different methods of reproducing drawings and paintings from the viewpoint of the requirements of modern advertising, with which is incorporated specialized essays by ten of the most noteworthy engraving houses in America (1921)
Linnings. [from old catalog], Kroeger, Leslie, [from old catalog] ed · New York · leaf 260
diffi-cult and contains an amount of detail, as insome mechanical subjects.) An artist should obtain a bottle of the neces-sary bleach to keep in his own studio, so thathe will not be compelled to resort to the en-graver to bleach his drawing. He will probablyhave to secure it from an engraver, as… … Illustrating the use of the Silver-print, the lower part beingunbleached. Courtesy of Paul Pandolfi, Rome. Combina-tion plate by H. C. Jones Engraving Co. SILVER PRINTS scratches, which might become infected. Im-mediately after bleaching, wash the print inrunning water for four or five minutes to…
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