Winsor & Newton'sWATERPROOF INDIAN INKWith Patent Stopper and Quill FeederThis new Preparation has been introduced to meet the requirements of those Artists, Architects and Designers who wish to lay washes of color over drawings in ink.Unlike many so-called "Indelible" Inks, Messrs. Winsor & Newton's Waterproof Indian ink, after it has dried, will be found absolutely unaffected by subsequent wetting. The lines of the drawing, from the thickest to the thinnest, remain undisturbed, and the purity of the most delicate color-wash is retained in an unsullied condition.Finally, it may be mentioned that Messrs. Winsor and Newton's preparation is made from genuine Indian Ink, and not, as is frequently the case, from an imitative article.Winsor and Newton's Waterproof Ink is made in 21 different colors. Sample card on application.Winsor & Newton, Limited88 Fulton StreetRathbone PlaceNEW YORK AND LONDON.
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WATERPROOF INDIAN INK
With Patent Stopper and Quill Feeder
This new Preparation has been introduced to meet the requirements of those Artists, Architects and Designers who wish to lay washes of color over drawings in ink.Unlike many so-called "Indelible" Inks, Messrs. Winsor & Newton's Waterproof Indian ink, after it has dried, will be found absolutely unaffected by subsequent wetting. The lines of the drawing, from the thickest to the thinnest, remain undisturbed, and the purity of the most delicate color-wash is retained in an unsullied condition.Finally, it may be mentioned that Messrs. Winsor and Newton's preparation is made from genuine Indian Ink, and not, as is frequently the case, from an imitative article.Winsor and Newton's Waterproof Ink is made in 21 different colors. Sample card on application.
This new Preparation has been introduced to meet the requirements of those Artists, Architects and Designers who wish to lay washes of color over drawings in ink.
Unlike many so-called "Indelible" Inks, Messrs. Winsor & Newton's Waterproof Indian ink, after it has dried, will be found absolutely unaffected by subsequent wetting. The lines of the drawing, from the thickest to the thinnest, remain undisturbed, and the purity of the most delicate color-wash is retained in an unsullied condition.
Finally, it may be mentioned that Messrs. Winsor and Newton's preparation is made from genuine Indian Ink, and not, as is frequently the case, from an imitative article.
Winsor and Newton's Waterproof Ink is made in 21 different colors. Sample card on application.
Winsor & Newton, Limited
88 Fulton StreetRathbone Place
NEW YORK AND LONDON.
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Patented 1881-89 and Patent applied forAS A FRONT FOCUS.The Brighton is the first desired step forward in view cameras for several years, and can justly be called perfect, as it has all the features so highly prized by Artists and View Photographers, and is also adapted for Studio use of the amateur or artist.1st. It is a Front Focus Camera.2d. It is a Back Focus Camera as well.3d. It has more swing than any other Camera.4th. It has a self-centering, rising and falling front.5th. It has Rack and Pinion (forward) and slide (backward) movement.6th. It has a new front board feature, and an extra large front board.7th. It can be used with an extremely short or long focus lens and no lens is so wide in its angle that it can take in any part of the bed.8th. While no Camera is more rigid when the back clamp is set, it can be taken entirely apart by reversing the tightening lever.9th. It has an improvement which allows the bed toberaised without the screw catching.10th. It can be set up and taken down quicker and easier than any Camera.Add to this absolutely perfect workmanship, materials and finish, and you have the Brighton Camera, the Twentieth Century product.AS A BACK FOCUS.Price List.—Leather Bellows, Double Swing, including one "Xtralite" Plate Holder and Carrying Case, 5 × 7, $24.00; 5 × 8, $26.00; 6½ × 8½, $28.00; 8 × 10, $30.00; 11 × 14, $40.00; 14 × 17, $60.00.G. GENNERT, Manufacturer24 & 26 East 13th Street, NEW YORK
Patented 1881-89 and Patent applied for
AS A FRONT FOCUS.
The Brighton is the first desired step forward in view cameras for several years, and can justly be called perfect, as it has all the features so highly prized by Artists and View Photographers, and is also adapted for Studio use of the amateur or artist.1st. It is a Front Focus Camera.2d. It is a Back Focus Camera as well.3d. It has more swing than any other Camera.4th. It has a self-centering, rising and falling front.5th. It has Rack and Pinion (forward) and slide (backward) movement.6th. It has a new front board feature, and an extra large front board.7th. It can be used with an extremely short or long focus lens and no lens is so wide in its angle that it can take in any part of the bed.8th. While no Camera is more rigid when the back clamp is set, it can be taken entirely apart by reversing the tightening lever.9th. It has an improvement which allows the bed toberaised without the screw catching.10th. It can be set up and taken down quicker and easier than any Camera.Add to this absolutely perfect workmanship, materials and finish, and you have the Brighton Camera, the Twentieth Century product.
The Brighton is the first desired step forward in view cameras for several years, and can justly be called perfect, as it has all the features so highly prized by Artists and View Photographers, and is also adapted for Studio use of the amateur or artist.
1st. It is a Front Focus Camera.
2d. It is a Back Focus Camera as well.
3d. It has more swing than any other Camera.
4th. It has a self-centering, rising and falling front.
5th. It has Rack and Pinion (forward) and slide (backward) movement.
6th. It has a new front board feature, and an extra large front board.
7th. It can be used with an extremely short or long focus lens and no lens is so wide in its angle that it can take in any part of the bed.
8th. While no Camera is more rigid when the back clamp is set, it can be taken entirely apart by reversing the tightening lever.
9th. It has an improvement which allows the bed toberaised without the screw catching.
10th. It can be set up and taken down quicker and easier than any Camera.
Add to this absolutely perfect workmanship, materials and finish, and you have the Brighton Camera, the Twentieth Century product.
AS A BACK FOCUS.
Price List.—Leather Bellows, Double Swing, including one "Xtralite" Plate Holder and Carrying Case, 5 × 7, $24.00; 5 × 8, $26.00; 6½ × 8½, $28.00; 8 × 10, $30.00; 11 × 14, $40.00; 14 × 17, $60.00.
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24 & 26 East 13th Street, NEW YORK
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No. 1 Holds 22 Plates 3¼ × 4¼ or 4¼ × 6½—11 Plates 6½ × 8½. Price, $2.00.No. 2 Holds 22 Plates 4 × 5, 5 × 7, or 5 × 8—11 Plates 8 × 10. Price, $2.25.
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"TheNEW YORK PHOTOGRAVURE CO., at 137 West 23d Street, makes perfect pictures for artistic, scientific and commercial purposes, by special, inimitable photogravure, photogelatine, and half-tone block processes. It has a gallery fitted to produce negatives of all sizes up to 24 × 30, by the best orthochromatic methods. From this department to the packing room, there is not a phase of any work, however trivial apparently, not carefully attended with the most zealous supervision."From King's Handbook of New York CityPhotographs in Colors"Mr. Edwards spoke from the small stage at the end of the exhibition hall, and after an interesting résumé of the many 'processes' by which pictures and illustrations are now made with the aid of photography, the most important of which he explained in lucid and not too technical phraseology, he approached the most interesting part of his discourse, the modern method of three-color printing, which has, under the New York Photogravure Company, reached so high a state of perfection and resulted in such surprisingly attractive results."From the Mail and Express, New York"SUN AND SHADE reproduces, not only the most notable paintings and portraits, but the best work of amateur and professional photographers. If it gave nothing but the latter work, it would be deserving of the most liberal patronage that it receives; but it is an admirable record of the greatest paintings at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, of living American players, of portraits of celebrated Americans, of great American painters, with reproductions of their work, and it is a monument of the New York Photogravure Co., which is a monument of artistic New York."
"TheNEW YORK PHOTOGRAVURE CO., at 137 West 23d Street, makes perfect pictures for artistic, scientific and commercial purposes, by special, inimitable photogravure, photogelatine, and half-tone block processes. It has a gallery fitted to produce negatives of all sizes up to 24 × 30, by the best orthochromatic methods. From this department to the packing room, there is not a phase of any work, however trivial apparently, not carefully attended with the most zealous supervision."From King's Handbook of New York City
"TheNEW YORK PHOTOGRAVURE CO., at 137 West 23d Street, makes perfect pictures for artistic, scientific and commercial purposes, by special, inimitable photogravure, photogelatine, and half-tone block processes. It has a gallery fitted to produce negatives of all sizes up to 24 × 30, by the best orthochromatic methods. From this department to the packing room, there is not a phase of any work, however trivial apparently, not carefully attended with the most zealous supervision."From King's Handbook of New York City
Photographs in Colors
"Mr. Edwards spoke from the small stage at the end of the exhibition hall, and after an interesting résumé of the many 'processes' by which pictures and illustrations are now made with the aid of photography, the most important of which he explained in lucid and not too technical phraseology, he approached the most interesting part of his discourse, the modern method of three-color printing, which has, under the New York Photogravure Company, reached so high a state of perfection and resulted in such surprisingly attractive results."From the Mail and Express, New York
"Mr. Edwards spoke from the small stage at the end of the exhibition hall, and after an interesting résumé of the many 'processes' by which pictures and illustrations are now made with the aid of photography, the most important of which he explained in lucid and not too technical phraseology, he approached the most interesting part of his discourse, the modern method of three-color printing, which has, under the New York Photogravure Company, reached so high a state of perfection and resulted in such surprisingly attractive results."From the Mail and Express, New York
"SUN AND SHADE reproduces, not only the most notable paintings and portraits, but the best work of amateur and professional photographers. If it gave nothing but the latter work, it would be deserving of the most liberal patronage that it receives; but it is an admirable record of the greatest paintings at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, of living American players, of portraits of celebrated Americans, of great American painters, with reproductions of their work, and it is a monument of the New York Photogravure Co., which is a monument of artistic New York."
"SUN AND SHADE reproduces, not only the most notable paintings and portraits, but the best work of amateur and professional photographers. If it gave nothing but the latter work, it would be deserving of the most liberal patronage that it receives; but it is an admirable record of the greatest paintings at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, of living American players, of portraits of celebrated Americans, of great American painters, with reproductions of their work, and it is a monument of the New York Photogravure Co., which is a monument of artistic New York."
[1]Our frontispiece, a Collotype by S.B. Bolas and Co., is an excellent example of this process.
[1]Our frontispiece, a Collotype by S.B. Bolas and Co., is an excellent example of this process.
[2]The copper deposited by electro-deposition is little more than a thin skin of metal, which is then backed by a block of type-metal of the same thickness as the usual letterpress type.
[2]The copper deposited by electro-deposition is little more than a thin skin of metal, which is then backed by a block of type-metal of the same thickness as the usual letterpress type.
[3]See remarks on printing inChap. X.
[3]See remarks on printing inChap. X.
[4]The term "tone," as used here and elsewhere throughout this book, is a word universally employed in art to express varying degrees of lightness and darkness irrespective of colour. The word "shade," as commonly used and accepted, comes nearest to its meaning, but that shade refers rather to varying tint of local colour, as when one says "a beautiful shade of pink." "Shade" is also used to express the reverse of "light," as "light and shade." Objects in nature, when represented in correct relationship of lightness and darkness, are said to be in correct relative tone.
[4]The term "tone," as used here and elsewhere throughout this book, is a word universally employed in art to express varying degrees of lightness and darkness irrespective of colour. The word "shade," as commonly used and accepted, comes nearest to its meaning, but that shade refers rather to varying tint of local colour, as when one says "a beautiful shade of pink." "Shade" is also used to express the reverse of "light," as "light and shade." Objects in nature, when represented in correct relationship of lightness and darkness, are said to be in correct relative tone.
[5]Refer to p.72.
[5]Refer to p.72.
[6]Here, with all due deference, I may draw attention to the unpleasing effect of an illustration of elliptical or "cushion" shape, especially when mixed with letterpress on a book page, the general scheme of which is square or rectangular. Unless an irregular shape is for a special purpose desirable, it will be safer to keep the illustrations to a rectangular form.
[6]Here, with all due deference, I may draw attention to the unpleasing effect of an illustration of elliptical or "cushion" shape, especially when mixed with letterpress on a book page, the general scheme of which is square or rectangular. Unless an irregular shape is for a special purpose desirable, it will be safer to keep the illustrations to a rectangular form.
Transcriber notes:Fixed various commas and full-stops.P.16. 'astist' changed to 'artist'.P.32. 'ana' changed to 'and'.P.109. 'reveiwed' changed to 'reviewed'.Add: Camera: to 'be be raised', changed to 'be raised'.Please note, special fonts used for this work are:"Arial Narrow"; "Gill Sans MT Ext Condensed Bold"; "Wolf's Bane"; "Saunder BRK"; "Flowers Blossom Black" "Olde English Regular" and "Georgia".
Transcriber notes:
Fixed various commas and full-stops.P.16. 'astist' changed to 'artist'.P.32. 'ana' changed to 'and'.P.109. 'reveiwed' changed to 'reviewed'.Add: Camera: to 'be be raised', changed to 'be raised'.
Please note, special fonts used for this work are:"Arial Narrow"; "Gill Sans MT Ext Condensed Bold"; "Wolf's Bane"; "Saunder BRK"; "Flowers Blossom Black" "Olde English Regular" and "Georgia".