10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LINE-ENGRAVER»
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line-engraver in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
line-engraver and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The book : its history and development
Doyle, etcher, 124 Druet, line engraver, 119 Du Bosc, line engraver, 120 Duclos,
H. J., line engraver, 122 Dudley, R., Earl of Leicester, book stamp, 216 Duff, G.,
author, 187 Du Maurier, G., artist, 113 Dunchad, Irish binder, 49 Dunkarton, R., ...
2
The Art of the Printmaker: 1500-1860
Pls 35–7 Sherwin, John Keyse, artist & line engraver. Pl 41 Pg 47 Sicklemore, C.
& R., publishers of Brighton. Pls 103–5 Simpson, William, artist of military
subjects. Pl 124 Skelton, William, engraver. Pl 55 Slater, Issac, engraver and
printer of ...
Roger Baynton-Williams, 2009
3
The Numismatic Circular
Goldsmith of Besancon ; son of Pierre de Loisy; born 27. April 1644 and died 9.
June 1717. He was Mint-engraver at Besancon, 167 3- 1694, and issued many
Jetons. LOISY, JEAN PIERRE DE (French). Goldsmith, Line-engraver, and Jeton
...
4
The National Portrait Gallery
Line engraver. His principal engravings were after Carlo Maratti, West, Reynolds,
and Dance. Succeeded \Voollett~as historical engraver to the King.' Deposited
on loan by the Trustees and Director of the National Gallery, 1883. (693.) ...
National Portrait Gallery (Great Britain), Lionel Henry Cust, 1902
5
The Numismatic Circular and Catalogue of Coins, Tokens, ...
Goldsmith of Besancon, Line- engraver, Medallist and Jeton-engraver. Son of the
last and his pupil; he was born at Besancon 20. September 1619; Engraver at the
Mint there, 12. April 1666. in succession to Claude Poux, until 1667. By him ...
6
R.H. Cromek,
Engraver, Editor, and Entrepreneur
Abraham Raimbach (1776-1843), a line engraver, lived on Warren Street, Fitzroy
Square, Cromek's previous address before moving to Newman Street. For other
biographical information, see ODNB. 66 Probably the residence of Richard ...
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engraving in england in the sizteenth & seventeenth ...
CHRISTOPHER SWITZER (worked as line-engraver c. 1 593-161 1) It may be
assumed that this engraver was Swiss, and probably of Zurich, in origin, for many
artists of the name (painters, glass-painters, goldsmiths and woodcutters)
working ...
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The London Encyclopaedia: Or, Universal Dictionary of ...
His engravings are mostly after his own pictures ; Andrea Mantegna, painter and
line engraver, born at Padua in 1431, died September 15th, 1517 ; Marc Ant.
Rayraondi, about 1527, who engraved after Michel Angiolo, Raffaelle, Mazzuoli,
...
9
Leaves of Grass: The Sesquicentennial Essays
... than any other Engraving in the country — bears Dicks name — but every line
was done by Burt (the Eminent line engraver) when a pupil of Dicks — a very
large proportion of my early work bears other Engravers names — somehow I
never ...
Susan Belasco, Ed Folsom, Kenneth M. Price, 1945
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John Bell, Patron of British Theatrical Portraiture: A ...
1749 London, son of gunmaker; apprenticed to Barak Longmate, engraver;
became a celebrated line engraver; honorary member Royal Academy, Munich;
had four daughters who were painters; d. 1824, buried Chiswick churchyard:
BS88.
Kalman A. Burnim, Philip H. Highfill, 1998
