Author: Durliat, Marcel. Fotografías de Jean Dieuzaide (Yan).
Title: El arte Románico en España.
Description: Barcelona, Juventud, 1964. Hardcover. Quarto. Pp. 94. Plus 248 (helio)gravures. Full-page map. HARDCOVER, bound in the original publisher's full creme colour cloth, brown lettering to cover and spine, with (worn) dust-jacket. A very fine copy in excellent condition. ~ First Spanish edition. A visual celebration, combining excellent photography, superb printing, and a sensitive editor's eye. The fine technique of gravure printing (Kupfertiefdruck, Rakeltiefdruck), developed by Karl Klic (1841-1927), is often referred to erratically as photogravure or heliogravure, terms which describe another process. Experiments in gravure printing began in the 1850s, and reproductions of rare prints by this method became common from the 1870s. It was not, however, until around 1880 that the development of this most brilliant and faithful monochrome reproductive technique yet known in the history of printing, began. Klic adapted the cross-line screen to the old hand photogravure process, but kept it secret rather than patenting it, and the technique was reinvented by others in the years afterwards. 006-8 .

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