AT FIRST, 3D printing was known as stereolithography, a process invented in 1986 by Chuck Hull of 3D Systems.
William Strunk Jr, professor of English at Cornell University, first printed the book privately for his students at the end of the first world war.
Most books die at their first printing.
The "biggest one" is that "most books die at their first printing".
If the artist can do this, he will find "the happiness of remaining within a disciplined, regular order, but one perpetually starting over again," Mr. Starobinski suggests, articulating what Mr. Winters's first prints hinted at 20 years ago and what his works still aspire to today.
The Levensons at first collected prints and then, through dealers including Kagedo Japanese Art in Seattle and the Floating World Gallery in Chicago, branched out into clocks, rugs, matchboxes, pens and sports medals.
We may have faced deadline pressure, but all these errors made it into at least the first print edition.
At Dover, a first printing can be anything from 2,000 to 50,000 books, depending on the content.
At first privately printed, its publication in 1960 led to the prosecution of Penguin for obscenity.
He produced only one book, Poems, at first privately printed, in the spring of 1860.
