Weitenkampf, Frank, 1866-1962 · New York : C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 108
a swarm of anonymous men. In thesedays, too, Lautensack began to practice the combina-tion of line-engraving and etching, gaining desiredeffects more quickly. Facilitated production broughtforth a class of mechanical purveyors of the artmarket. Yet much of their work had decided merit,and in all… … « w (.1 u ■ •JJ3 OJ B J! US gQ,p. I- a > (U o .3 rt MpS: --J J3 _o o « S -^■5^ ct) Si! <u ?t3 U u K^w O w y W D. 4* «i 1-^ OJ .SS -; C-aS. a- o-g ^n) o rt >ho C h> V3 •- OJ .a 1.^ LINE ENGRAVING 69 Jost Amman and Virgil Solis stand out somewhatprominently. In the Netherlands, in the…
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