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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 88

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ompanying this article are reproducedsome examples of illustrations made by themodern wood-engraving process. Particularattention is called to the fine detail and thebrilliant effects produced, and where it appearsthe wood engraver has succeeded in overcom-ing certain crudities long considered… … Specimens of wood engraving, by Dahl and Sinnott,Hartford, Conn. CHAPTER VIIIDuplicating Plates HAVING digested the fundamental prin-ciples of the original plate making, wecome to the point of duplicating them for longruns and hard usage. It is impractical to printlarge runs direct from type or…

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