10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PHOTOXYLOGRAPHY»
Discover the use of
photoxylography in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
photoxylography and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Library of Congress Subject Headings
... Ferromagnetography HeliOtype Mezzograph Photogalvanography
Phototypesetting Photoxylography Printing plates, PhOtOpOlymer Woodburytype
_Sample books (May Subd Geog) Photometry (May Subd Geog) [QC391] UF
Electric light ...
Library of Congress. Cataloging Policy and Support Office,
2009
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Library of Congress Subject Headings
... UF Wood-cut Wood-cutting (Engraving) Wood-engravings Woodcut
Woodcutting (Engraving) Xylography BT Engraving Prints RT Block-books Block
printing NT Erotic wood-engraving Linoleum block-printing Photoxylography _
15th century ...
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Library of Congress Subject Headings
... Photography of xx Photography, Artistic Photography of trees Photography of
youth sa School photography Youth—Portraits x Adolescence—Photography
Youth—Photography Photography on wood See Photoxylography Photogravure
(T ...
Library of Congress. Subject Cataloging Division,
1980
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Beyond the Lines: Pictorial Reporting, Everyday Life, and ...
See also chromolithographs; daguerreotypes; half-tone process;
photoxylography; zincography photojournalism, consumption of, 243
photoxylography: impact of. 298069; Leslie's use of, 25-019; process of, 38-39;
wartime implementation of, ...
5
Encyclopedia of nineteenth-century photography: A-I, index
Photoxylography Name given to early photoengraving processes (from the early
1850s on) that used the production of a photographic image on boxwood blocks
as a guide for the engraver's knife, instead of using an image drawn by hand on ...
6
The Colophon: A Quarterly for Booklovers
He believes that this instance of the use of photoxylography, as the process is
technically known, established a precedent for the use of that method in
respectable book illustration. Whether or not this is literally correct is hard to say
without an ...
7
John Burroughs and the Place of Nature
... illustrations of the 1870s.7 The illustrations ofthe Century became known as
the New School ofAmerican wood engraving, which featured the technique
called photoxylography, or photographing illustrations directly on the engraving
block.
James Perrin Warren,
2010
The technical term for this mind-bending, counterintuitive process—
photoxylography—immediately betrays its hybridity. A member of the
controversial “New School” of engraving, Wolf found in photography a “powerful
auxiliary.”1 Yet, for some ...
Scott Christopher Allan, Mary G. Morton,
2010
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Art in Reproduction: Nineteenth-century Prints After ...
However, the wood engravings in the monograph were not made in the same
way once used by Thomas Bewick: they may have resembled standard wood
engravings, but were actually products of photoxylography, a technique that
combined ...
Bamber Gascoigne calls this process “photoxylography” (How to identify prints,
1986, p. 6d). Whether this process was really being used in the workshops
producing engravings for the Basel mission in the 18605 I have no means of
knowing.
Robert A. Bickers, Rosemary Seton,
2013