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 84
South American box-wood have been tried, but owing to their rapidgrowth in these moist countries, the wood iscoarser grained, and therefore is not suitablefor high-grade cuts. Printing is seldom done direct from a wood-cut, but is done from electrotypes made fromthe wood-cut, as the wood is not of… … Specimens of wood engraving, by Dahl and Sinnott,Hartford, Conn. WOOD ENGRAVINGS deep and open lines by which the wood-cut isproduced. Different sized illustrations can be readilymade from the proof of the wood-cut by repro-ducing them by the zinc or copper etchingprocess, thus saving the expense…
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