Subjects: “…Photogravure.…”
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Table of Contents: “…Some recent developments in photogravure /…”

Table of Contents: “…Early days -- Men of mark -- George Bernard Shaw -- Landscapes and cityscapes -- Illustrating Henry James -- Other portraits -- Photogravures -- American photographs and experiences -- More men of mark -- Vortographs, the Pianola and musicians -- Harlech, Freemasonry, the Church in Wales and the Gorsedd -- The inner life -- Winters abroad -- Conclusion.…”

Table of Contents: “…Time line -- Photographic processes: Albumen print -- Ambrotype -- Autochrome -- Bromoil print -- Carbon print -- Carbro print -- Chromogenic color -- Collodion negative -- Collodion print -- Collotype -- Cyanotype -- Daguerreotype -- Diffusion transfer processes -- Dye imbibition print -- Flexible film -- Gelatin dry plate negative -- Gelatin silver print -- Gum dichromate print -- Halftone print -- Paper negative -- Photogenic drawing -- Photogravure -- Platinum and palladium prints -- Salted paper print -- Silver dye bleach print -- Tintype -- Woodburytype.…”
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Table of Contents: “…Time line -- Photographic processes: Albumen print -- Ambrotype -- Autochrome -- Bromoil print -- Carbon print -- Carbro print -- Chromogenic color -- Collodion negative -- Collodion print -- Collotype -- Cyanotype -- Daguerreotype -- Diffusion transfer processes -- Dye imbibition print -- Flexible film -- Gelatin dry plate negative -- Gelatin silver print -- Gum dichromate print -- Halftone print -- Paper negative -- Photogenic drawing -- Photogravure -- Platinum and palladium prints -- Salted paper print -- Silver dye bleach print -- Tintype -- Woodburytype.…”

Table of Contents: “…Photographic syntax -- The first processes -- Artistic preferences -- The syntax takes shape -- Syntactical corrections: combination printing -- The beginnings of modern printing papers -- Nonsilver processes -- Naturalistic photography -- Pictorialism -- Stieglitz and the photo-secession -- Three printmakers -- Final words -- Technical introduction -- Materials and Techniques: Negatives and printing papers ; Chemicals ; Papers ; Sensitizing and printing -- Silver Processes: Salted Paper ; Ambrotype -- Ferric processes: Cyanotope ; Platinum and palladium ; Kallitype -- Dichromate processes: Carbon, carbro, and three-color carbro ; Gum printing ; Oil and bromoil -- Color technique: three color printing -- Photomechanical Techniques: The early history of photomechanical printing ; Photogravure ; Collotype ; Other photomechanical processes ; Woodburytype -- Conservation and restoration.…”

Table of Contents: “…The prints -- Print families -- The three types of print -- Other images known as prints -- Manual prints and process prints -- Monochrome prints and colour prints -- Manual prints -- Monochrome -- Relief -- Woodcuts -- Wood engravings -- Metal relief prints -- Modern relief methods -- Intaglio -- Engravings -- Etchings -- Drypoints -- Line engravings -- Steel engravings -- Crayon manner and stipple engravings -- Soft ground etchings -- Mezzotints -- Aquatints -- Other total methods in intaglio -- Planographic -- Lithographs -- Transfer lithographs -- Colour -- Relief -- Chiaroscuro woodcuts -- Colour woodcuts -- Tinted wood engravings and colour wood engravings -- Relief colour from metal blocks -- Modern relief methods in colour -- Intaglio -- Colour mezzotints, aquatints, stipple engravings -- Planographic -- Tinted lithographs -- Colour lithographs -- Mixed method -- Baxter prints -- Nelson prints -- New methods in colour -- Process prints -- Categories of process print -- Monochrome -- Relief -- Line blocks -- Relief halftones -- Intaglio -- Nature prints -- Photogalvanographs -- Line photogravures -- Tone photogravures -- Gravures (machine-printed) -- Planographic -- Collotypes -- Photolithographs -- Colour -- Relief -- Intaglio -- Planographic -- Screenprints and non-prints -- Screenprints -- Monotypes and cliches-verre -- Keys to identification -- Images with printed text -- Words below the image: what they say -- Words below the image: how they look -- The plate mark -- How the ink lies -- Varieties of line -- Varieties of tone -- Varieties of face -- Differences -- The pleasure of oddities -- Is the image printed? …”

Table of Contents: “…The self-reflexive camera -- The royal road to drawing : Fox Talbot and the Invention of Photography -- The syntax of reality : photography's transformation of nineteenth-century wood engraving into an art of illusion -- Technology or aesthetics : Alfred Stieglitz and photogravure -- The eternal moment : photography and time -- Aesthetics and photography : Diana & Nikon -- The subject beautiful -- Quintessences : Edward Weston's search for meaning -- The real thing : museums and communications -- Trashing the media, taking on the world -- Genres. …”