How to identify prints : a complete guide to manual and mechanical processes from woodcut to ink jet

Contents : / Print families -- 1. The three types of print -- 2. Other images known as prints -- 3. Manual prints and process prints -- 4. Monochrome prints and colour prints -- Manual prints -- 5. Woodcuts -- 6. Wood engravings -- 7. Metal relief prints -- 8. Modern relief methods -- 9. Engravings -- 10. Etchings -- 11. Drypoints -- 12. Line engravings -- 13. Steel engravings -- 14. Crayon manner and stipple engravings -- 15. Soft ground etchings -- 16. Mezzotints -- 17. Aquatints -- 18. Other total methods in intaglio -- 19. Lithographs -- 20. Transfer lithographs -- 21. Chiaroscuro woodcuts -- 22. Colour woodcuts -- 23. Tinted wood engravings and colour wood engravings -- 24. Relief colour from metal blocks -- 25. Modern relief methods in colour -- 26. Colour mezzotints, aquatints, stipple engravings -- 27. Tinted lithographs -- 28 tColour lithographs -- 29. Baxter prints -- 30. Nelson prints -- 31. New methods in colour -- Process prints -- 32. Categories of process print -- 33. Line blocks -- 34. Relief halftones -- 35. Nature prints -- 36. Photogalvanographs -- 37. Line photogravures -- 38. Tone photogravures -- 39. Gravures (machine-printed) -- 40. Collotypes -- 41. Photolithographs -- 42. Relief -- 43. Intaglio -- 44. Planographic -- Screenprints and non-prints -- 45. Screenprints -- 46. Monotypes and cliches-verre -- 47. Images with printed text -- 48. Words below the image : what they say -- 49. Words below the image : how they look -- 50. The plate mark -- 51. How the ink lies -- 52. Varieties of line -- 53. Varieties of tone -- 54. Varieties of face -- 55. Differences -- 56. The pleasure of oddities -- 57. Is the image printed? -- 58. Original or reproduction? -- 59. Embossing -- 60. Lift ground -- 61. States -- 62. Ruling machines, multiple tint tools, medal engraving -- 63. Prepared, manufactured and mechanical tints -- 64. Colour print or coloured print? -- 65 tTint or colour? -- 66. Colour from one or more impressions? -- 67. Colour separation -- 68. Register -- 69. How many printed colours? -- 70 tPaper -- 71. Process, mechanical : stereotyping -- 72. Process, chemical : electrotyping -- 73. Process, photochemical -- 74. Halftone screens -- 75. Illustrated books -- 76. Postcards -- 77. Banknotes and stamps -- 78. Newspapers and magazines -- 79. Around the house -- 80. A print vocabulary : a guide to consistent usage -- 81. Select bibliography -- 82. The Sherlock Holmes approach -- 107. Glossary - index.