Coats and Many Colors
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The image that appears on the jacket is a photograph of the author's grandmother, explains Ann Spinelli, vice president/executive art director at Putnam. She says, "It was taken in 1902 or 1904 in a studio in Shanghai." Spinelli explains that the jacket designer, Honi Werner, turned the black-and-white photograph into a four-color sepia image. The design was then sent to Phoenix Color for printing on a Heidelberg eight-color press after the foil department stamped the cover on a Bobst foil-stamping machine. The printing process, according to Paul Nardi, vice president of sales at Phoenix Color, was actually performed over the foil to achieve greater definition between mattes and
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