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- PHOTO-LITHOGRAPHY
- THE AUTHOR’S PREFACE.
- INTRODUCTION.
- 1.—The theory of printing from stone.
- 2.—Litho stone
- 3.—The zinc plates
- 4.—The greasy drawing materials
- 5.—The behaviour of asphalt on stone or zinc.
- Etching and Preparing Solutions
- 7.—Etching the stone.
- 8.—Deep-etching process.
- 9.—Differentiation of the printing processes.
- CHAPTER I.
- 1. GENERAL NOTES ON PHOTO-LITHOGRAPHY.
- 2. SUBJECTS WHICH CAN BE REPRODUCED BY PHOTO-LITHOGRAPHY.
- (A.) LINE DRAWINGS.
- (B.) DRAWINGS ON BLUE PRINTS.
- (C.) DRAWINGS ON PREPARED PAPERS.
- (D.) REPRODUCTION OF PRINTS.
- (E.) SIZE OF THE REPRODUCTION.
- CHAPTER II. THE PHOTOGRAPHIC PROCESS.
- 1. THE STUDIO.
- 2. THE GENERAL QUALITIES OF NEGATIVES FOR PHOTO-LITHOGRAPHY.
- 3. PREPARATION OF THE DIRECT GLASS NEGATIVE.
- 4. THE PREPARATION OF AUTOTYPE NEGATIVES OF BLACK AND COLOURED DRAWINGS.
- 5. PREPARATION OF REVERSED NEGATIVES.
- (A.) EXPOSURE THROUGH A PRISM.
- (B.) PLACING THE PLATE THE WRONG WAY ROUND IN THE SLIDE.
- (C.) STRIPPING NEGATIVES.
- CHAPTER III. PHOTO-LITHOGRAPHY BY THE TRANSFER OF A GREASY PRINT ON TO STONE OR ZINC.
- 1. THE HOME PREPARATION OF BICHROMATED GELATINE PAPERS.
- (A.) THE GELATINE.
- (B.) THE CHROMATE SALTS.
- (C.) THE GELATINIZING.
- (D.) SENSITIZING.
- (E.) THE PRINTING.
- (F.) THE INKING UP AND DEVELOPING.
- 2. VARIOUS OTHER PHOTO-LITHOGRAPHIC PAPERS.
- (A.) HUSNIK’S PHOTO-LITHOGRAPHIC PAPER.
- (B.) PHOTO-LITHOGRAPHIC PAPER BY ADALBERT FRANZ.
- (C.) ALBERT’S PHOTO-LITHOGRAPHIC PAPER.
- 3. THE PHOTO-LITHOGRAPHIC TRANSFER.
- (A.) TREATMENT OF THE PHOTO-LITHOGRAPHIC PRINT AND THE PLATE.
- (B.) FAILURES IN THE PHOTO-LITHOGRAPHIC TRANSFERS.
- 1. THE HOME PREPARATION OF BICHROMATED GELATINE PAPERS.
- CHAPTER IV. PHOTO-LITHOGRAPHY BY DIRECT PRINTING ON TO STONE OR ZINC.
- 1. THE ASPHALT PROCESS.
- (A.) THE LIGHT-SENSITIVE ASPHALT.
- (B.) COATING THE STONES.
- (C.) PRINTING.
- (D.) DEVELOPING AND INKING UP.
- 2. OTHER PROCESSES.
- (A.) COATING THE PLATES.
- (B.) THE PRINTING.
- (C.) THE DEVELOPMENT.
- (D.) FURTHER MANIPULATIONS.
- 1. THE ASPHALT PROCESS.
- CHAPTER V. THE HALF-TONE PROCESS FOR PHOTO-LITHOGRAPHY.
- 1. BREAKING UP THE HALF-TONE ON THE NEGATIVE (AUTOTYPY).
- 2. PHOTO-LITHOGRAPHIC PROCESSES IN WHICH THE GRAIN IS NOT FORMED DURING THE EXPOSURE.
- (A.) THE PATENT ASPHALT PROCESS OF ORELL, FÜSSLI, AND CO. USED FOR THE PREPARATION OF COLOUR PRINTS.
- (B.) THE COLOUR PRINTING PROCESS OF WEZEL AND NAUMANN OF REUDNITZ, LEIPZIG.
- (C.) J. BARTÖS’ PROCESS FOR PREPARING PHOTO-LITHOGRAPHS AND PHOTOTYPES IN GRAIN AND HALF-TONE.
- (D.) LITHO-HELIOGRAVURE.
- APPENDIX.
- 1. NEGATIVE TRANSFER WITH BICHROMATED GELATINE PAPER.
- 2. PHOTO-AUTOGRAPHY. DRAWING WITH AUTOGRAPHIC INK OR LITHOGRAPHIC CHALK ON A CYANOTYPE, SALTED OR OTHER PRINT FROM A PHOTOGRAPHIC NEGATIVE OR POSITIVE.
- 3. LITHOGRAVURE.
- SCRAPER BOARDS, MANUFACTURED BY AUGERER & GÖSCHL, VIENNA.
- INDEX.
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