"16 photogravure illustrations, 15 from photographs of Boston, 1 from art. The plates appear to be varnished. Pollock, in his introduction to his publications, stated that the photogravures contained within were from copper plates. These plates were printed differently from anyone else's in the United States in that they were on very highly glazed paper that produced a unique print surface."--Hanson Collection catalog, p. 123
Forms part of the David A. Hanson Collection of the History of Photomechanical Reproduction
In: Boston souvenir : a collection of photogravures with full descriptions of historical and picturesque subjects in Boston and vicinity. Boston, Mass. : Charles Pollock, 1895 -- "The views are copper plate prints, direct reproductions from the best photographic negatives ever made of the subjects"--preface -- Title supplied by cataloger