Stories from old-fashioned children's books brought together and introduced to the reader (1900)
Tuer, Andrew White, 1838-1900 · London : The Leadenhall Prefs, Ltd. · leaf 16
o cutmany likenesses—one at each visit At lastthe weary artist, in the presence of the sitter,placed the accumulated portraits one on topof the other, when, being all alike and exactly xii INTRODUCTORY. of the same size, they formed a solid block. Ihave explained elsewhere* how the shadowportrait… … A FAMILY LIKENESS. the white paper on top, on which the sketchhad been made, was thrown away. Good examples of figure cutting will befound at p. 392 in the hitherto unpublishedillustrations to one of Gays Fables, The Tame • The Art of Silhouetting in the English Illustrated Magazine, No. 82,vol. 7.…
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