Landscape
Landscape is a Victorian art-instruction book by the English critic and etcher Philip Gilbert Hamerton, published in London by Seeley & Co. in 1885 for students and amateurs of landscape drawing. Its plates are reproductions of landscape etchings and drawings, many printed sideways on the page, showing rocky hills, dark tree masses, and wide skies rendered in soft tonal washes and fine line work that a designer could study for atmospheric tone and value contrast.
