g that he, aspossessor, shares in the superiority, that They cantdo that sort of thing nowadays. Its a lost art. This, of course, is a mere parrot-phrase, theparrot-phrase of the collector who accepts all thecraft of the eighteenth century as fine art, andignores, or does not attempt to understand,… … real artistic significance and importance than wasthe industry, so active in the later eighteenthcentury and earlier nineteenth, of printing incolours the almost invariably reproductive stippleand mezzotint engravings, generally after the plateshad given off the required number of…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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