American etchers. Reprinted from the Century magazine for February 1883, with a brief additional chapter from the New York Star (1886)
Van Rensselaer, Schuyler, Mrs., 1851-1934 · New York, F. Keppel & co: · leaf 10
called by the connoisseur. But in common parlance it maylawfully be called an etching, since the likeness is so close alike in the materials employed and in the effects pro-duced. Yet the likeness in effect by no means amounts to identity. Dry-point work has a peculiar quality of itsown—a velvety… … m*^^sr A WET EVENING IN VENICE. (OTTO H. BACHEK.) the etching by Mr. Blum here reproduced, this so-called artificial or artisticprinting plays a very important role. And some of my readers may rememberthe many monotypes which have been exhibited during the past year. Theseare produced by artificial…
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