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050			_aNE 850 .M39 1977
100			_aMaxwell, William C. _eauthor
245		0	_aPrintmaking, a beginning handbook / _cWilliam C. Maxwell
260			_aEnglewood Cliffs, New Jersey : _bPrentice-Hall, _cc1977
300			_axxiii, 405 pages, 4 leaves of plates : _bcolor illustrations ; _c24 cm.
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references.
505			_aPreface -- Acknowledgments -- I. Producing: an intaglio print: 1. Etching -- 2. Drypoint -- 3. Metal engraving -- 4. Corrections on metal plates -- 5. One color intaglio printing -- 6. Advanced explorations intaglio -- II. Producing a relief paint: 7. Woodcut -- 8. Linocut -- 9. Wood engraving -- 10. One color relief painting 11. Advanced explorations in relief printmaking -- III. Producing a planographic print -- 12. Stone lithography -- 13. Metal plate lithography -- 14. Transfer lithography -- 15. Advanced explorations in planographic printmaking -- IV. Producing an experimental print : 16. Collagraph -- 17. Combining processes and other possibilities -- V. The exhibited print : 18. Preparing the print for display -- 19. Developing a printmaking aesthetic --Appendix A: List of suppliers -- Appendix B: Glossary -- Bibliography.
520			_aThrough a fundamental approach to writing, this handbook presents a thorough illustrative expose. Unlike most contemporary printmaking texts, exposure to process and image is accomplished through the utilization of students and and student work, most of whom are no more than two or three semesters into the learning of various printmaking processes.
650			_aPRINTS -- TECHNIQUE
700			_aUnger, Howard. _ephotographer
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