Drawing Engraving
Drawing Engraving
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It is a first beginning.
No. 2 was begun exactly as No. I and then carried further, that is, to the degree of finish we see. No. 3 was begun as No. I, then carried to the stage of No. 2, and finally to a degree of finish beyond which it did not seem necessary to go. A quarter of an hour spent in quiet study of this plate will make clear to the reader the nature of the successive additions. Nothing has been corrected in the sense of erasure.
ENGRA VI NG cover the plate melting through the silk. ...To Covering equalise the ground a dabber was used, which was made of cotton- wool under horse -hair, the whole inclosed in silk. This method is still used by many artists, from tradition and habit, but it is far inferior in perfection and convenience to that which we will now describe. When the etching -ground is melted, add to it half its volume of essential oil of lavender, mix well, and allow the mixture to cool. You have now a paste which can be spread upon a cold plate with a roller ; these rollers are covered with leather and made (very carefully) for the purpose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is a first beginning.
No. 2 was begun exactly as No. I and then carried further, that is, to the degree of finish we see. No. 3 was begun as No. I, then carried to the stage of No. 2, and finally to a degree of finish beyond which it did not seem necessary to go. A quarter of an hour spent in quiet study of this plate will make clear to the reader the nature of the successive additions. Nothing has been corrected in the sense of erasure.
ENGRA VI NG cover the plate melting through the silk. ...To Covering equalise the ground a dabber was used, which was made of cotton- wool under horse -hair, the whole inclosed in silk. This method is still used by many artists, from tradition and habit, but it is far inferior in perfection and convenience to that which we will now describe. When the etching -ground is melted, add to it half its volume of essential oil of lavender, mix well, and allow the mixture to cool. You have now a paste which can be spread upon a cold plate with a roller ; these rollers are covered with leather and made (very carefully) for the purpose.
What to read after Drawing Engraving?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Gilbert Hamerton to read onlineMoreLess
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