Weitenkampf, Frank, 1866-1962 · New York, H. Holt and company · leaf 200
regret . . .that his modesty prevented him from signing it. Thisappeared in Scribners for August, 1877. But, at a^events, the illustrations engraved by Frederick Juengling(the boldest and most inconsiderate experimenter amongthe pioneers of the new school, says Koehler) for articlesdealing with the… … < -a S § NEW SCHOOL OF WOOD-ENGRAVING 155 ings for these illustrations were executed by James E.Kelly (who subsequently turned to sculpture) in a sweep-ing manner, slapped down in broad brush-marks, blockedin with a disdain of finish that gave them the effect ofresults gained by first intention.…
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