Re: museo

[tflash <tflash@earthlink.net>]

So do these papers sell cheaper under one brand than another? Is there one
outlet that is cheaper across the board? Where to buy, where to buy?

Todd

> German Etching is Royal Plush/Lysonic Fine Art/Orwell/Vienna.
> Apparently the surface of William Turner 190 has been updated to try and
> help the flaking situation, and the new surface is smoother, that's the
> rumor. Perhaps your sample is the new surface.
> Wells River was in fact William Turner 190, previous samples were
> identical, and John Cone confirmed it. How soon the old surface sells
> through and the purported new surface takes it's place is hard to say.
> It's also sold by Media Street as Royal Jazz, and by various outlets as
> Luminos Woven Fiber.
> Hahnemuhle is the company the makes these papers, all other versions are
> rebranded, however Lyson claims their has a unique coating.
> Wells River / William Turner is a great paper for the 3000, it's thin
> enough to go through without skewing (for me anyway) but displays the
> gamut and density of the thicker Hahnemuhle papers. Great for pigment quads.
> Tyler
>> 
>> Hi Tyler,
>> 
>> Bernd just sent me a few samples of the Hahnemuhle line of papers. One in
>> particular
>> looks really nice, the German Etching paper. Have you tried this yet? Know
>> where it
>> can be purchased? Any other name you know of it being sold under?  He also
>> sent a thin
>> and a thick william turner. They are identical papers, except for the
>> thickness. This
>> is NOT wells river. God only knows what that was.
>> 
>> Jerry

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