Pennell, Joseph, 1857-1926 · London ; New York : G. Bell · leaf 118
by a good wood-engraver.From the point of view of engraving, nothing ismore hopelessly monotonous than process ; for theaim of the process-man, as of some of the bestwood-engravers, is to render the drawing in wash,or in colour, so well, that there should be no sug-gestion of the methods by which… … BY SIR EDWARD HURi\P:-JONES. FROM THE ORIGINAL DRAWINGFOR GATTYS PARABLES (BELL, 1867). The Methods of To-day. 45 tion of his drawing, to somebody elses interpreta-tion of it. He is not eatjer to have another personinterpret his ideas for the pubhc; he would ratherthe public should see what he has…
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