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How to appreciate prints (1922)

Weitenkampf, Frank, 1866-1962 · New York : C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 82

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e,come to a selection of preferences, of a nationality,or school, or individuality which particularly appealsto ones nature. And if the print-lover drifts intoby-paths, if he leaves the beaten track in developing 52 HOW TO APPRECIATE PRINTS the scent of the collector, and finds outyior himselfsome… … 5 ^ t-l ^ CHAPTER mLINE ENGRAVING To a great many persons, line engraving is synony-mous with steel engraving. Or rather, they know lineengravings only as steel engravings. Hence the let-ters that reach those in charge of print-rooms, ask-ing the value of a fine, old steel engraving nearlyone…

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