The Encyclopedia Americana, Volume 4Grolier, 1988 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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Page 85
... printing impression is made by rubbing . American print makers use both the Japanese method , with water inks , and the typographic style of printing blocks with oil inks . In craft applications , block printing is used for textile ...
... printing impression is made by rubbing . American print makers use both the Japanese method , with water inks , and the typographic style of printing blocks with oil inks . In craft applications , block printing is used for textile ...
Page 226
... printing were not immediately apparent . It took a whole century for the printed book to develop a form of its own that was no longer dominated by the aesthetic traditions of the medieval manu- script . The goal that the earliest printers ...
... printing were not immediately apparent . It took a whole century for the printed book to develop a form of its own that was no longer dominated by the aesthetic traditions of the medieval manu- script . The goal that the earliest printers ...
Page 238
... printing . An important element in printing is " make- ready , " in which sheets and pieces of paper are placed under the plates on the bed or on the cylinders in order to raise the low places and produce an equal impression of the ...
... printing . An important element in printing is " make- ready , " in which sheets and pieces of paper are placed under the plates on the bed or on the cylinders in order to raise the low places and produce an equal impression of the ...
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