Hello,
After showing very high-quality printed plates the last few times, today I'm going to show you the opposite.
Today I'm showing you No. 241 from "C. Burckardt's Nachfolger, Weissenburg" (formerly Wentzel) featuring Prussian artillerymen. As was often the case back then, this one was printed on very thin, poor-quality paper.
The graphics and the print itself are fine, but the coloring was done using stencils. Unfortunately, the coloring didn't always hit the right area. In some places, the ink soaked into the paper, and in some places the still-wet paint was smudged. Nevertheless, a nice example of the cheap mass production of the time.
And definitely good enough to create my own hand-painted figures using the scans of this plate – but more on that later.
Best regards,
Andreas
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