Japan in Art And Industry
Japan in Art And Industry
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Beni, brown lacquer.
The composition of this last colour is known only to the inventor, who carefully keeps the secret.
The Graphic Arts. 175 The colours, pulverised in the mortars, are diluted in cold water except murasaki, which requires boiling water and mixed with a solution of alum (miobam), and with glue (nikana).
The colours are mixed upon a wooden palette.
Each leaf, having been moistened, is placed upon the relief engraving, and the engraver rubs with the tampons, turning lightly, with...out at first bearing too much upon it, and without tapping. Great dexterity is needed to place the leaves properly upon the marks obtained by means of notches made at the four corners of the wood. As soon as the leaves are printed it is necessary to put them under press in order to avoid warping.
Bright and fresh colours are obtained by passing each time a light coating of rice paste upon the wood before spreading the colour. If this is not done, the tones remain always a little dull.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Beni, brown lacquer.
The composition of this last colour is known only to the inventor, who carefully keeps the secret.
The Graphic Arts. 175 The colours, pulverised in the mortars, are diluted in cold water except murasaki, which requires boiling water and mixed with a solution of alum (miobam), and with glue (nikana).
The colours are mixed upon a wooden palette.
Each leaf, having been moistened, is placed upon the relief engraving, and the engraver rubs with the tampons, turning lightly, with...out at first bearing too much upon it, and without tapping. Great dexterity is needed to place the leaves properly upon the marks obtained by means of notches made at the four corners of the wood. As soon as the leaves are printed it is necessary to put them under press in order to avoid warping.
Bright and fresh colours are obtained by passing each time a light coating of rice paste upon the wood before spreading the colour. If this is not done, the tones remain always a little dull.
The Japanese printer has other resources.
What to read after Japan in Art And Industry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Flix Rgamey to read onlineMoreLess
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