Aims and ideals of representative American painters
A survey of American painters and their working principles, written by John Rummell and Emma Medora Berlin and published by Berlin in Buffalo, New York, in 1901 for art students and general readers. Its plates include square white-on-black chapter initials filled with dotted grounds and curling acanthus scrollwork inside ruled borders, usable as drop caps, monograms, or ornament patterns.
