A trio of eighteenth century French engravers of portraits in miniature. Ficquet, Savart, Grateloup (1899)
Andrews, William Loring, 1837-1920 · New York [Dodd, Mead & Co.] · leaf 47
expressed in the same manner, and should alwaysbe interlined. Metals, as armor, etc., are also rep-resented by interlacing, or by clear single strokes.In architecture, the strokes which form the roundingof objects should tend to the point of sight, andwhen whole columns occur, it is proper to… … From Rogers Poems, Page 95.—Cadells Edition, London, 1834. tinued and broken for sharp and craggy objects.Objects that are distant, towards the horizon, shouldbe kept very tender. Waters that are calm and stillare best represented by strokes that are straight andparallel to the horizon, interlined…
Ficquet, Étienne, 1719-1794 · Savart, Pierre, b. 1737 · Grateloup, Jean Baptiste de, 1735-1817 · Engraving
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