Zeitschrift für bildende Kunst
Zeitschrift für bildende Kunst is a German art periodical published in Leipzig in 1866 by E.A. Seemann, aimed at readers interested in the fine and decorative arts. Its plates include a grey engraved genre scene, a pair of brown-toned portrait heads, a dark-toned bust of a young man with a raised hand, and a sideways-printed scene of figures in a landscape, showing how mid-nineteenth-century reproductive printing handled tone, costume and composition that a designer can study for historical picture-making.
