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Woodcut process - Camilo Güell

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September 13th is International Chocolate Day. For today, Jared printed an image from a woodcut, made about 130 years ago, in the Lewis Winter Collection that has sparked a debate between those in our print shop exhibit. Did you chocolate was a quite desired commodity in California by the mid-19th Century? The history of chocolate can be traced to Mesoamerica where the Indigenous population had consumed cocoa for thousands of years for its medicinal qualities. Chocolate was introduced to Califor

Halloween is approaching and we have been highlighting some of the odd, creepy, absurd, or stranger cuts in our print shop at the Sacramento History Museum, especially from the Lewis Winter Collection. Lewis Winter had a photo and wood engraving business at 627 J Street in Sacramento from 1888 until 1910 when he closed his business to teach art at Sacramento High School. Much of these cuts were designed for advertising purposes in local Sacramento newspapers. In this video, Howard letterpress pr