Although the engraving of ornamental designs upon metal can be traced back to remote antiquity, yet the valuable discovery that impressions from engraved plates could be taken upon paper was, like many valuable discoveries, accidental.
An edition of The golden age of engraving
(1893)
The golden age of engraving
an introductory essay on the old engravers.
4th ed., rev. to date
by Frederick Keppel
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A story of the art of engraving, with a particular focus on the nineteenth century. The standpoint is more artistic than technical.
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