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Painted Prints: The Revelation Of Color In Northern Renaissance & Baroque Engravings, Etchings & Woodcuts-used Sol Professor Krasner Provides Empirical SubstanceAn Old Master Print With Color Is Almost Invariably Regarded As A Suspect Object Because The Color Is Presumed To Be A Cosmetic Addition Made To Compensate For Deficiencies Of Design Or Condition. Painted Prints Challenges This Deeply Entrenched Assumption About The Material And Aesthetic Structure Of Old Master Prints By Showing That In Many Cases Hand Coloring Is Not A Dubious Supplement To A Print But Is Instead An Integral Element Augmenting Its