Studio: international art (57.1913)

Reproductions in Colour

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From “The Times,” October 8th, 1912

For some time past Mr. Frederick Hollyer has been experimenting in the
improvement of colour-printing by a development of the three-colour process ;
and there is now on view at his studio, 9 Pembroke Square, Earls Court, a small
collection of colour-prints after pictures, drawings, and photographs.

These colour prints are all artist's work. Care in the choice of the paper goes
a long way towards faithful reproduction ; and then comes the laborious attention
to the hand-printing of each colour. The results are very close to the beauty
and spirit of the originals. . . . Mr. Hollyer seems to have solved the standing
difficulty of all colour-printing, the discovery of a decent yellow.

FREDK. HOLLYER is now prepared to undertake the
reproduction in colour of such originals as can be satisfactorily
rendered by his process; either for private use or
publication.

Further particulars and estimate from F. Hollyer, 9 Pembroke
Square, Kensington, W.

ARTISTS INTERESTED

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THE PERMANENCE
OF THEIR PICTURES

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Cambridge colours

(TDECAUSE Only Pigments of the highest order of permanence
===== are incluclecl in the Cambridge Palette.

All the Pigments may be mixed without danger of injurious action,
All the Pigments are pure and free from dangerous impurities

A Pamphlet entitled “ Permanent Colours for Artists " will be sent Post free on application to the Secretary.

MADDERTON & CO. Ltd., LOUGHTON

ESSEX. ENGLAND