The arts in the middle ages, and at the period of the Renaissance (1875)
Jacob, P. L., 1806-1884 · London : Chapman and Hall · leaf 388
r oftencommitted by writers may be thus easily set right. We must not quit the subject of wood-engraving without mentioningengraving in camaïeu; a process of ItaHan origin, in which three orfour blocks, applying in succession to the print uniform tints of more or lessintense tones, ultimately… … F.ff.26i.-Th^ Archdukes and High Barons of Germany assisting, in State Costume, at the Coronation of the^n,perorMaz.m,l,an. A fragnient taken from a large collection of Engra^-ings, entitled the Trinmph ofMa.x,œ,l,an I., by J. Burgkmair. (Sixteenth Centun-.) 32 2 ENGRAVING. mode of engraving,…
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