A Treatise On Wood Engraving, Historical And Practical
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In this book, John Jackson and William Andrew Chatto provide a detailed history of the art of wood engraving, as well as practical advice for those looking to learn the craft. The authors discuss the various tools and techniques used in wood engraving, and provide examples of some of the most beautiful and intricate engravings from throughout history. Ideal for artists and craftspeople interested in the history of printmaking.
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