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Printing "Sunlit"
From inking the plate to the finished engraving.
The
inked plate.
Here is a larger than life size look at the inked and
wiped plate laid on a paper towel and ready for printing.
You can see how the ink has filled in the lines, producing darker tones where
the lines are more plentiful and deeper.
Highlighted areas shine where the ink has been cleaned off.
The paper towels absorb any excess moisture from the engraving paper.
Want to see this
coPrinting "Sunlit"
er plate
in the several stages of being engraved before printing?
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Contact
R. Michelson Galleries to see and purchase Max D. Standley oil paintings,
engravings, drawings and giclées for your home and office.
Contact
Fine Impressions Gallery to see and purchase Max D. Standley engravings
for your home and office.