pletely for thetechnical and mechanical devices he has employed.The whole matter is so plainly stated in thislecture, that no one who has had any experienceof even the rudiments of lithographic work couldfail to understand his meaning, or could be underany misapprehension about the reasons for… … LES BERGF.RS (See preceding article) BY RRNE MENARD 2/7 Sir Hubert von Herkomers Lithographs has been needlessly limited by the conventionalacceptance of the art as merely a form of auto-graphic chalk drawing—as a convenient process bywhich both slight sketches and elaborate drawingsin chalk can be…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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