Digital BW, The Print

I emailed the Bauhaus people about these nice jazz prints and Joe 
wrote me with the info I was looking for. The 30x40s were printed in 
Crane Silver Rag with their "TrueBW" printing rip.

http://www.bowhaus.com/news/successstory.php4

For those prints they used an 8 color Roland printer with a custom 
set of MIS K4 & UT-3D inks. Like the Bill Brandt show last year, this 
nice job will put this technology up in ranking of collectors of fine 
monochrome imaging. It certainly is nice to see it happening on such 
a big scale like this, with big prices to boot. Of course the 
unbelievably fine and unparalled body of work and super negs helped 
make it historically significant in more ways than one. This was a 
nice marraige, and I just love that show.

john



--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, James Irelan 
<james@...> wrote:
>
> John,
> 
> Thanks for the alert that this show is out there.  I've had a book 
of  
> the Herman Leonard images for a long time, and know how great they  
> are as images.  Would love to see excellent prints of them.  
That's  
> also another good shot in the arm for inkjet printing that the 
show  
> is out there.
> 
> For those of you who are also music lovers- if you haven't yet 
been  
> sucked into the world of youtube.com, you might be fascinated by 
what  
> you find.  There are videos on every musician I've thought of, and  
> that's a lot.  For example, I had always thought there was only 
one  
> film of Charlie Parker extant.  To my amazement, here on youtube  
> there are several, playing with other greats of the day.  There is  
> even one where Bird speaks briefly.  Each video brings up related  
> videos.  I've had hours go by, watching these things.  Don't even 
get  
> me started on the guitar ones  :  )
> 
> James
>