Illustration and Printing Processes (I)

Filter by

28 post found

I-35v. The Identification of Photographic Print Processes

“I think that anyone who would like to know more about how photographs are made—technically, historically—could benefit from this course.” — 2016 student Course Length: 22 hours Schedule: 11 a.m.–5 …

I-50. Six Hundred Years of Botanical Illustration

Illustration and Printing Processes (I)

Taking a broadly chronological approach, the development of botanical illustration is traced from medieval manuscript and early printed herbals, through florilegia and scientific plant illustration in the seventeenth century, to …

Amy Meyers

Former Faculty

Peter Crane

Active Faculty

I-45v. The Photographic Book since 1843

Illustration and Printing Processes (I)

The nature, form, and impact of the book changed dramatically with the introduction of photography, altering the way books would be made, would appear, and would help transform the communication …

I-40v. Making the Early Modern Illustrated Scientific Book

Illustration and Printing Processes (I)

This online course will concentrate on the production history of illustrated books in the fields of science, medicine, technology and natural history between 1500–1800. Topics will include letterpress book production; …

Jennifer Jae Gutierrez

Emeritus Faculty

Julie Nelson Davis

Active Faculty

Al Carver-Kubik

Emeritus Faculty

I-45. The Photographic Book since 1843

Illustration and Printing Processes (I)

“The course gave me a different perspective on early photography and the development of the photobook.” — 2017 student This course will explore the evolution of the photographically-illustrated book from the …

Richard Ovenden

Active Faculty

I-80. Japanese Printmaking, 1615–1868

Illustration and Printing Processes (I)

A survey of Ukiyo-e, the art of the Japanese woodblock print. Ukiyo-e literally means “floating art world,” and it is through an exploration of the Floating World that produced this …

Illustration and Printing Processes (I)

Posts