Studio: international art (53.1911)

HE ANCIENT OF DAYS PUTTING A
COMPASS TO THE EARTH.

FREDK. HOLLYER begs to announce the publication of a
colour print after this water-colour by William Blake.
The method of printing employed, a development of the three*
colour process, in this case carried to five separate printings,
secures a correct suggestion of the colours of the original. It is,
moreover, printed upon a paper as like that used for the drawing
as can hz obtained, and thus in the important matter of texture
the characteristics of the original are preserved. Size of print,
g ins. x6 ins. Price £2 2s.
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