L'art Espagnol, précédé d'une introduction sur l'Espagne et les Espagnols
L'art Espagnol, a Paris art-history survey of Spanish painting and its people, written by Lucien Solvay and published by Libr. de l'Art in 1887 for readers interested in Spanish art. The pictures are black-and-white reproductions of paintings and drawings: a dense Baroque-style group composition, a row of kneeling nuns in hooded habits, a woman with a child seated in shadow, and a street scene of donkeys and a bay window, rendered in fine hatched engraving that a designer could use as a reference for tonal line work.
