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This item WAS NOT SOLD. Auction date was 2007 Dec 08 @ 11:00UTC-05:00 : EST/CDT
Josef Farhi "un jour de beaute" pochoir. The Pochoir process is a mthod of hand coloring, which, by means of accurately cut stencils, enabled the skillful hand colorist to reproduce the exact colors and textures of the artist's original painting. Several young French printmakers had developed the pochoir technique of hand coloring in Paris in the late nineteenth century. They took as their guide the Japanese art of fabric stenciling, and they sought to revitalize the art of book illustration, which at the time was suffering from monochromatic uniformity resulting from the then current obsession with photomechanical printing techniques. Pochoir, with it adroit use of actual pigments applied by hand through finely cut stencils, was an artistic revelation.
The making of a pochoir involves three major steps. First the original illustration in analyzed and broken down into its constituent parts. The underlying drawing is then translated into a wood engraving, an etching or a lithoprint. Then each color area is analyzed in order that its own accurately cut stencil may be made, normally from a sheet of very fine zinc or copper or from thin oiled card, depending on the result required, the size of the stencil and the epxected print run. The next step is to accurately cut the stencil, scrupulously following the outline and the subtle detailing of each color. If there is a slight variation in the color this may require three separate stencils, which can be cut to graduate the color during the printing process. In the final step, the original colors are matched to the printers selection of opaque, transluscent or transparent colors and then a base is used to acheive the correct viscocity. The order of printing and the method of applying the chosen colors are then determined. The colors can be applied with a soft, medium, medium-hard or stiff brush, or with a soft or textured sponge, and they may be partly removed with blotting apper to obtain a variegated effect. flat rate packing and shipping continental US $60
Auction Location:
5410 14th Street West (US Hwy 41 South), Bradenton, Florida, 34207, United States
Previewing Details:
Items may be inspected Friday November 30th 1pm to 4pm EST at Pirates Cove Amusement Center, 5410 14th Street West, Bradenton, FL 34207
Taxes:
| Tax | Rate | Desc. |
| st |
6.5% |
sales tax |
Buyer's Premiums:
| From (Incl.) | To (Excl.) | Premium |
| 0.00 |
Infinite |
20% |
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Shipping Details:
Packing and shipping may be arranged through: Atlantic Relocation Services phone: 813.886.7726 or 1.800.292.6444 fax: 813.886.6321 tmpa.custsvc@atlanticrelocation.com
Payment Details:
all purchases must be paid for December 1, 2007 by 5pm EST time (unless prior arrangements made). Any extra handling or shipping charges will be billed separately.
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All items sold "as is - where is". We are unable to manage shipping for this auction. You will either have to pickup at the auction site no later than Monday Dec 3, 2007 5pm EST or have a moving company do it for you.
Packing and shipping may be arranged through: Atlantic Relocation Services phone: 813.886.7726 or 1.800.292.6444 fax: 813.886.6321 tmpa.custsvc@atlanticrelocation.com
*Note: some pictures of the video and redemption games show the Intercard reader devise which have been removed and will be sold separately with the Intercard system. The removal of these card readers does not affect the operation of the machine other than you cannot swipe the Intercard into it.