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[Photolithograph and chromolithographs from art in Recherches sur la peinture en émail dans l'antiquité et au moyen âge]

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Title Statement	[Photolithograph and chromolithographs from art in Recherches sur la peinture en émail dans l'antiquité et au moyen âge]
Subject	Enamel and enameling
Format (Extent)	9 photomechanical prints : photolithographie (folded), chromolithographs ; 27 x 21.5 cm
Description	"1 Photolithographie (folding) from line art, 8 chromolithographs from art. All prints were executed by Lemercier. This is a rare example of Lemercier's first photolithographic method, first revealed in 1852. This process, created along with Davanne, Bareswil [sic] and Lerebours, utilized a sensitized asphaltum which was hardened by light. Very few prints are known to exist using this method during the 1850's. Generally it has been supposed that Lemerecier [sic] didn't attempt to commercialize the process, but this plate gives clear indication that many more are yet to be found. Lemercier gave up this process when he purchased the rights in 1857 to Poitevin's system that used potassium dichromate and albumen because it was soluble in water. If one compares the chromolithographs here to the Bedford...[in this collection] (1856:7) one can quickly see the photographic qualities referred to."--Hanson Collection catalog, p. 16
Imprint	Paris : V. Didron, 1856
Contributors	Labarte, Jules, 1797-1880. Recherches sur la peinture en email dans l'antiquite et au moyen age Davanne, A. (Alphonse), 1824-1912 Lemercier, Joseph, 1803-1887 Lerebours, N.-P. (Noel Paymal), 1807-1873 Barreswil, M. (Charles Louis), 1817-1870
Note	In: Recherches sur la peinture en émail dans l'antiquité et au moyen âge / par Jules Labarte. Paris : V. Didron, 1856 -- Title supplied by cataloger
Source	Forms part of the David A. Hanson Collection of the History of Photomechanical Reproduction
Hanson Catalog Number	D.A.H.Cat., 1856:3
Call Number	NE2606 L32
Repository	Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute Library 225 South Street, Williamstown, Mass., 01267
Collection	David A. Hanson collection of the history of photomechanical reproduction
Language	fre
Date	1856
Country	fr
Genre/Form	Photolithographs Chromolithographs

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Title Statement	[Photolithograph and chromolithographs from art in Recherches sur la peinture en émail dans l'antiquité et au moyen âge] Page no. 16[A]
Additional Title	Émaillerie : emaux cloisonnés byzantins : La Pala d'Oro de St. Marc de Venise : echelle de [1 cm equals] 1 métre / photolithographié par Lemercier d'après Plantrou, imp. Lemercier, Paris
Subject	Enamel and enameling
Format (Extent)	1 photomechanical print ; 27 x 21.5 cm
Description	"1 Photolithographie (folding) from line art, 8 chromolithographs from art. All prints were executed by Lemercier. This is a rare example of Lemercier's first photolithographic method, first revealed in 1852. This process, created along with Davanne, Bareswil [sic] and Lerebours, utilized a sensitized asphaltum which was hardened by light. Very few prints are known to exist using this method during the 1850's. Generally it has been supposed that Lemerecier [sic] didn't attempt to commercialize the process, but this plate gives clear indication that many more are yet to be found. Lemercier gave up this process when he purchased the rights in 1857 to Poitevin's system that used potassium dichromate and albumen because it was soluble in water. If one compares the chromolithographs here to the Bedford...[in this collection] (1856:7) one can quickly see the photographic qualities referred to."--Hanson Collection catalog, p. 16
Imprint	Paris : V. Didron, 1856
Contributors	Labarte, Jules, 1797-1880. Recherches sur la peinture en email dans l'antiquite et au moyen age Davanne, A. (Alphonse), 1824-1912 Lemercier, Joseph, 1803-1887 Lerebours, N.-P. (Noel Paymal), 1807-1873 Barreswil, M. (Charles Louis), 1817-1870
Note	In: Recherches sur la peinture en émail dans l'antiquité et au moyen âge / par Jules Labarte. Paris : V. Didron, 1856 -- Title supplied by cataloger
Source	Forms part of the David A. Hanson Collection of the History of Photomechanical Reproduction
Hanson Catalog Number	D.A.H.Cat., 1856:3
Call Number	NE2606 L32
Repository	Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute Library 225 South Street, Williamstown, Mass., 01267
Collection	David A. Hanson collection of the history of photomechanical reproduction
Language	fre
Date	1856
Country	fr

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