I finished the drawing, without further discussion, but he did not leave my studio looking quite happy, and he carefully ascertained before getting the address of the lithographers who were going to reproduce the drawing.
This resulted in publication being forbidden, whereupon thelithographers informed him that the drawing was already finished, and all the expense of reproduction incurred.
When the drawing was in the hands of the lithographers I went down to see the proof, and to my surprise this man turned up.
This drawing of my father's friend caused me extreme disappointment when it appeared, for during its manipulation by the lithographers it had suffered considerably.
The reason for this was as follows: My two brothers, Theobald and George, who could not earn enough in Munich, had been engaged as lithographers by Herr Andre in Offenbach on my request.
Too much lampblack and too tough a varnish endanger the finer strokes and dots, however, so that they will not take ink, being, as lithographers say, rubbed out.
But the skill of the various lithographers made noticeable advances every day, so that I was not content with the specimen pages that had seemed so satisfactory a year earlier.
Stone-printing has spread so much in recent years that a few certain lithographers could no doubt give satisfactory instruction.
Fully an hour passed, and one of the lithographers from the rival car went aboard with the information that they were unable to get a piece of paper in any window in town thus far.
The country routes started, Phil set his lithographers at work.
The banner-men and lithographers who were to work in town had not been awakened.
By the time they returned to the car the men had come in from the country routes, as had the lithographerswho had been placing bills in store windows about the town.
Now for the surprise," he said, hurriedly going uptown, where he got his own lithographers together, and the crew that he had hired in town.
Phil started the lithographersand banner men out soon thereafter.
One of the lithographers had a fit in the dining room of the contract hotel this morning (I don't blame him, do you?
Never before had the lithographersand banner men worked as they did that day.
Reaching the Ward Building he found his banner men and lithographers gathering.
Teddy, run to the main street and send everyone of our banner men and lithographers to the Ward Building.
Besides the purchases made through my agency, a large quantity of lithographic material had been bought by Major Ficklin for the Treasury Department; and twenty-six lithographers were engaged for the Confederate Government.
Lithographers here and there preserved its best traditions and regretted the degradation.
He used that afternoon a tiny bit of lithographic chalk, holding it in his fingers, and not in a crayon-holder aslithographers do.
Lithographers are inclined to treat the delicate printing surface with the same vigour and energy that they would apply to the more substantial lithographic stone to which they are accustomed.
T] There are many practical lithographers who prefer to entirely remove the visible image from the stone by means of turpentine before printing.
First he telegraphed to the lithographers in Chicago a long description of the scene which he wanted made on his new paper.
Paper like that costs money, and the lithographers will demand a guarantee before they touch the work.
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