A practical manual of wood engraving : with a brief account of the history of the art (1886)
Brown, William Norman · London : C. Lockwood and Co. · leaf 63
e cutting, which is effected by different sized gravers and tinting - tools, the finer lines being carefully and evenly joined on to the thicker ones, while the varying tints must not be too sudden in their Fig. 25. junctions, or the idea of rotun- tidy will not be preserved. The cutting of this… … the illustrations here given. Fig. 26. are specimens — which is a kindred one to that just described, and very closely related to it in more senses than one. In the illustrations — Figs. 25, 26, and 27 — I have selected familiar objects, the first of E
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