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How to appreciate prints (1922)

Weitenkampf, Frank, 1866-1962 · New York : C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 126

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ctures for the express purposeof having them engraved, and issued the famous Shakespeare Gallery. In Germany, as elsewhere, the demand for por-traiture resulted in an avalanche of prints in theseventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Many of thesewere produced in what we may well call engraversshops.… … PORTRAIT OF POMPONE DE BELLIEVRE.Line engraving by Robert Nanteuil, after Charles LeBrun. LINE ENGRAVING 8S Matthaus Merian that Wenzel Hollar, the etcha:,learned to do landscapes. There is a wealth of material here, though thework of no great master. Especially are there inter-esting portraits of…

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