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AND WOOD-CUT PRINTING From the Report of the U.S. National Museum for 1892, pages 221-224 (with Plates IV-XIII) 1894 |
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AND WOOD-CUT PRINTING From the Report of the U.S. National Museum for 1892, pages 221-224 (with Plates IV-XIII) 1894 |
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(Original) Editor's Introduction
221
MR. T. TOKUNO'S COMMUNICATION
222
The Woods used and their Preparation
222
The Tools of the Engraver
222
The Originals Furnished to the Engraver ...
223
Aim of Japanese Wood cutting
224
Manner of Handling the Engraving Tools
224
Difference Between Old and Modern Japanese Methods of Wood-Cutting
224
Papers used for Printing, and their Treatment
225
Printing on Silk
225
Pigments and Vehicles used for Printing
226
The Tools of the Printer
229
The Printer and Printing
230
Cost of Designs, Engraving and Printing
232
Notes by the (Original) Editor (First part ...)
232
Notes by the (Original) Editor (Second part ...)
232
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