The Invention of Lithography. Alois Senefelder

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       Alois Senefelder

      The Invention of Lithography

      Published by Good Press, 2019

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      EAN 4064066236045

Table of Contents

       THE INVENTION OF LITHOGRAPHY

       TRANSLATOR'S PREFACE

       PREFACE

       SECTION I HISTORY OF STONE-PRINTING

       PART I FROM 1796 TO 1800

       PART II FROM 1800 TO 1806

       PART III FROM 1806 TO 1817

       SECTION II TEXT-BOOK OF PRINTING FROM THE STONE

       INTRODUCTION

       PART I GENERAL PROVISIONS

       CHAPTER I OF THE STONES

       I

       II POLISHING

       III SORTING AND STORING

       CHAPTER II OF INK, CRAYON, ETCHING, AND COLOR

       I CHEMICAL INK

       II HARD BORAX INK

       III FLUID INK

       IV TRANSFER INK

       V HARD ETCHING GROUND

       VI SOFT ETCHING GROUND

       VII ACID PROOF INK

       VIII CRAYON

       IX CONCERNING COLOR FOR PRINTING

       X RUBBING-UP INK

       CHAPTER III CONCERNING ACIDS AND OTHER MATERIALS

       I GENERAL PROPERTIES OF ACIDS

       II THE ACIDS SPECIFICALLY

       III GUM AS THE REAL PREPARATION

       IV CONCERNING PARTIAL PREPARATION

       V SHORT REVIEW OF THE PRECEDING

       CHAPTER IV THE NECESSARY TOOLS AND APPLIANCES

       I CONCERNING STEEL PENS

       II CONCERNING BRUSHES

       III CONCERNING ENGRAVING NEEDLES

       IV CONCERNING THE DRAWING-MACHINE

       V CONCERNING OTHER APPLIANCES

       CHAPTER V CONCERNING PAPER

       I TRANSPARENT PAPER, AND THE TRANSFER OF OUTLINES TO THE STONE

       II WASTE PAPER

       III PRINTING-PAPER

       IV DAMPENING THE PAPER

       CHAPTER VI PRESSES

       I PROPERTIES OF A GOOD PRESS

       II APPLICATION OF BOOK- AND COPPER-PLATE PRESSES TO LITHOGRAPHY

       III LITHOGRAPHIC PRESSES USED HITHERTO

       IV THE LEVER PRESS

       V THE CYLINDER PRESSES

       VI GYRATING SCRAPER AND DOUBLE LEVER PRESSES

       VII THE OTHER STONE PRINTING-PRESSES

       PART II CONCERNING THE VARIOUS METHODS

       CHAPTER I RELIEF METHOD