Posts Tagged: printing process
stationery, n.
1350-1400; Middle English stacio(u)ner. From Medieval Latin statiōnārius, noun use of the adj.: stationary, i.e., pertaining to dealers with permanent shops as distinguished from itinerant vendors. Why are stationers so called? Why, when we talk of stationery are we referring
stationery, n.
1350-1400; Middle English stacio(u)ner. From Medieval Latin statiōnārius, noun use of the adj.: stationary, i.e., pertaining to dealers with permanent shops as distinguished from itinerant vendors. Why are stationers so called? Why, when we talk of stationery are we referring
stereotype/ stereotyping
A Stereotype, also known as a cliché, stereoplate or just a stereo is a metal plate used for printing instead of the original. According to some sources the process was invented in Edinburgh in 1725 by the goldsmith William Ged.
stereotype/ stereotyping
A Stereotype, also known as a cliché, stereoplate or just a stereo is a metal plate used for printing instead of the original. According to some sources the process was invented in Edinburgh in 1725 by the goldsmith William Ged.
The Printed and the Built 