[alt-photo] Re: BFK Rives (was Re: dichromate stain)

[Keith Schreiber]

One more try ...
http://www.arches-papers.com/Distributeurs/ficheProduit.php?num=152&lng=en


On Mar 6, 2010, at 12:19 PM, Keith Schreiber wrote:

> Oops. Here is the missing link.
> 
> On Mar 6, 2010, at 12:06 PM, Keith Schreiber wrote:
> 
>> And be careful not to confuse Rives BFK Heavyweight/Lightweight with Rives Heavyweight/Lightweight (non-BFK).
>> BFK, by the way, stands for Blanchet Frères & Kléber which was the name of the mill located in Rives, France.
>> From the Arches website, here is a list of the current BFK Rives offerings.
>> 
>> Keith
>> jkschreiber.com
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>> On Mar 6, 2010, at 9:33 AM, Clay Harmon Website wrote:
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>>> There are still quite a few versions of BFK available. In fact, there is a confusing array weights and variants. For instance, Daniel Smith carries a 250gsm Rives White, and a 270gsm White, not to be confused with the  280 gsm BFK heavyweight. There is also a 175 gsm Rives Heavyweight BFK,  not to be confused with the 115gsm Rives BFK lightweight, or the 180 gsm Velin Cuve Rives BFK.  It is crazy-making to be sure. I like the strangely named 175gsm Rives BFK  Heavyweight for pt and gum. Good wet strength and a nice strong pt print when it is acidified.
>>> 
>>> Just saying Rives BFK is not terribly specific when you start digging into all the options available. And I did not even get into the super heavy versions that weigh in at 300+ gsm.....
>>> 
>>> Clay
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