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The pictorial press: its origin and progress (1885)

Jackson, Mason · London : Hurst and Blackett · leaf 369

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under consideration, when theeditor made certain suggestions to the artist, who was verygood natured, and of a most pliant disposition. I think,you know, said the editor, if you were to add two or threemore figures in the foregroimd it would improve the com-position and help to detach the principal… … THE SPECIAL ARTIST ON THE ROAD. Its Origin and Progress. 355 CHAPTER X. Artists who have assisted in founding the Pictorial Press—Sir John Gil-bert, R.A., G. H. Thomas, and others—Wood-Engraving and its Con-nexion Avith the Pictorial Press—Other Methods of producing Illustra-tions—AVood-Engraving…

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