Bøker av Ralph Mayer

The Artist's Handbook has become an indispensable reference work for thousands of practising artists all over the world. This fifth edition has been prepared by Steven Sheehan, Director of the Ralph Mayer Center, Yale University School of Art. It has been systematically revised and expanded to take account of the latest research.

Das 40. Treffen der Branche fokussiert das tribologische System mit Alternativen bei Reibmaterial, Radbrems-Konzepten und Methodik in Forschung und Versuch.Das Symposium ist ein seit mehr als vier Jahrzehnten etabliertes Forum für den Wissens- und Gedankenaustausch von Forschern und Entwicklern aus Unternehmen und Institutionen auf dem Gebiet der Bremsentechnik.Der Inhaltanorganische Reibmaterialien - Feinstaubemissionen aus U-Bahn-Bremsen - Zero Emission Drive Unit - Unsicherheiten bei Labormessungen von Bremsemissionen - Tribologie bei Grauguss und Hartmetallbeschichtung - Künstliche Intelligenz für ReibungsbremsenDie ZielgruppenIngenieure und Techniker im Bereich der Bremsentechnik aus Industrie und Forschung, Ingenieure und Entwickler aus dem Bereich Maschinenbau und Fahrzeugtechnik

Since 1940, when it was originally published, The Artist's Handbook has been indispensable for thousands of practicing artists and art students. The book has remained continuously in print through many editions and has some more than a quarter of a million copies. It is, as American Artist Magazine calls it, the "artist's bible," an invaluable reference for the painter, sculptor, and printmaker. During the past few years, however, new art movements and new research have led to many changes in the technology of artist's materials. With the assistance of Mayer's widow, Bena, and his colleagues, Viking and Steven Sheehan, Director of the Ralph Mayer Center at Yale University, have prepared this latest revision of the book, which is now completely updated and expanded. The Handbook does retain its original, user-friendly format. Mayer intended that this encyclopedic volume be referred to frequently, and he therefore gave specific, practical advice on every aspect of his subject. In addition, he compiled valuable lists for the artist: retail sources for materials, a pigment catalog, a bibliography, and an extensive appendix. And the detailed index makes all of this information immediately accessible.