Lefranc and Bourgeois Charbonnel Box 12 Lithography Chalks Nº5
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12 lithographic pencils
Lefranc and Bourgeois Charbonnel Box 12 Lithography Chalks Nº5
- To make the sketches, the artist will use lithography pencils or fatty lithography ink which, when diluted, can incorporate the design in pen just as well as in the case of brush washes.
- Corrections may be made using "Filbert" scrapers, burin-shaped scrapers or corrective pencils in pumice conglomerate.
- Black, dense pencils for drawing directly on stone.
- Can be diluted for working with a pen or brush.
- Contain 12 chalks.
- Hardness nº 5 (soft).
Brand: Lefranc and Bourgeois
Lithography is an engraving technique invented in 1796 by Aloyw Senefelder in Munich, which soon attracted the attention of numerous artists such as Goya, who showed its great possibilities as early as 1819. It is a printing process that consists of reproducing on paper what is drawn with a special ink or greasy pencil (lithographic bar) on the surface of a compact and very homogeneous limestone. This limestone is in the form of a thick plate with two parallel opposite sides, one of which is finely polished and with the edges cut off.
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