10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PHOTOELECTROTYPE»
Discover the use of
photoelectrotype in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
photoelectrotype and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Seeing Things: From Shakespeare to Pixar
... that has recently been rediscovered, commodified, and raised to the level of '
high art.'34 In the early 1860s William Mumler developed a process for producing
spiritual photographs that involved photoelectrotype plates and combination.
2
Horgan's half-tone and photomechanical processes
THE PHOTOELECTROTYPE PROCESS, COMMONLY TERMED THE " WASH-
OUT " PROCESS IN AMERICA AND LEIMTYPE IN GERMANY. The
photoelectrotype process was one that about 1880 produced the best
photoengravings, and it ...
Stephen Henry Horgan,
1913
3
Inland Printer, American Lithographer
Here also was successfully operated the photoelectrotype method, by which a
dictionary and an encyclopedia were successfully reproduced. Collotype was
carried to a high state of perfection, as were offset, aquatone, photointaglio
engraving ...
4
Amstutz' Hand-book of Photoengraving: Being an Enlargement ...
Photoelectrotype. At one time the leading photoengraving process. It was called
in the trade the " washout " process, from the fact that the gelatin unhardened by
action of light was washed away instead of being swelled up as was the practice
...
Harry Jenkins, Frederic Eugene Ives, Stephen Henry Horgan,
1907
... had to grope his way by experiment to turn out zinc etchings. Young Butters as
a boy worked with Mumler and Stark, Sweeney, Haughton, Erickson and Hoke,
who were then struggling in Boston with the swelled gelatin and photoelectrotype
...
6
Collier's New Encyclopedia: A Self-revising Reference Work ...
PHOTOELECTROTYPE PHOTOGRAPHY photographic dark rooms in -which
white light is excluded and red lamps or windows employed. The action of light
produces on photographic plates and bromide papers an effect which is not ...
POUNCY, JOHN (1820-1894), England-Photolithography in 1857. Planographic
* PRETSCH, PAUL (1808-1873), Austria/England - "Photogalvano- graphy",
photoelectrotype from a colloidal surface, in 1854. Intaglio, Relief* PRICE,
ROBERT, ...
David A. Hanson, Sidney Tillim, Fairleigh Dickinson University. University College Art Gallery,
1996
8
Standard Dictionary of Advertising, Mass Media and ...
... photoelectric effect photoelektrischer Effekt m photoelectric engraver -» scan-a-
graver photoelectric meter elektrischer Belichtungsmesser m photoelectrotype -»
electrotype to photoengrave v/t ein photographisches Klischee herstellen von, ...
Wolfgang J. Koschnick,
1983
It embraces aseries of upwards of ONE HUNDRED VIEWS of OLD BOSTON, that
have been gathered from private and public collections, and most faithfully
reproduced by the PhotoElectrotype Engraving Company's process of Boston.
REZURNABLl-I. Doubting T homases or those who do not believe that the
Philadelphia PhotoElectrotype Company can make the first Half-Tone
Engravings in the world, should send for our Catalogue telling about Half-Tones
and showing a ...