Prints; a brief review of their technique and history (1914)
Richter, Emil Heinrich, 1869- · Boston, New York : Houghton Mifflin Company · leaf 182
^ production we feel the domi-nating influence of Italian art, with an occa-sional echo of German thought or Germantechnique. France seeks her own languagein the graphic arts, and timidly venturesforth in an original manner of expression.This diffidence is of brief duration, however, 90 … o H FRANCE and by the end of the seventeenth centurywe find her a leader in eni>Taving, and })y nomeans in engraving only. As we enter uynmthis broad develoi)nient, we must cast aglance on two personalities of distinct origi-nality, namely, Jacques Callot and (JlaudeLorrain. Both are natives of…
Engraving -- History · Engravers
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