The history of engraving from its inception to the time of Thomas Bewick (1908)
Austin, Stanley · New York : Scribner ; London : Laurie · leaf 217
ith little work,while here he had to labour hard for comfort.He died on the 7th March 1815, and wasburied in the Church of St Isabel at Lisbon,but the stone that marked his resting-place173 THE HISTORY OF ENGRAVING was removed during repairs, and his actualplace of sepulture is, I believe, unknown.… … M? Thos. Bewick, s/?. / fw/W. tf Ms ■ ENGRAT11N6 ON WOOD CHAPTER XII THE REVIVAL OF WOOD-ENGRAVING While English artists were making them-selves famous all the world over, especiallyfor their undisputed precedence in themethod of mezzotint, the earlier art ofengraving on wood had practically…
Engraving and Engravings
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