10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MEZZOTINTER»
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Loyal Subversion?: Caricatures from the Personal Union ...
Eine wachsende Nachfrage nach gedruckten Bildern gab es erst, nachdem die
Mezzotinter John Smith und William Hogarth internationalen Ruhm erwarben.
Karikatur war schon immer ein spezialisierter Bereich des Druckhandels. Dieser
...
2
Art for the Middle Classes: America's Illustrated Magazines ...
This boast clearly challenges Sartain's long-held supremacy as the country's
premier mezzotinter. Godey ends his editor's column for November 1848 on an
ominous note, announcing that his next issue will include an article on mezzotint
...
Cynthia Lee Patterson,
2010
3
The story of British sporting prints
The Famous Sportsman of Herefordshire Artist unknown. After C. C. Henderson. ,
, M ait land. Dunkarton, R. Mezzotinter. Jeremiah Hawkins with Hounds of the
Berkeley Hunt After F. C. Turner. Earlom, Richard (1743-1822). Mezzotinter. Trout
.
4
American Drawings and Watercolors in the Metropolitan Museum ...
Well before Smith ever met Sully, however, he was an apprentice and then an
associate of his father, the mezzotinter John Raphael Smith, amid the flourishing
artistic life of London at the turn of the nineteenth century.4 As a pupil at the
Royal ...
Kevin J. Avery, Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York, N.Y.),
2002
By these registers one can ascertain the fellow students with whom the young
artist associated. In December, 1795, Turner the future famous landscape painter
, and Turner the future mezzotinter (who were not related to one another) met and
...
But as a mezzotinter in monochrome, on the other hand, he is a master without
peers among his contemporaries, and his triumph in this field constitutes him an
exceptionally interesting figure. During late years photogravure has gradually ...
James Thomas Herbert Baily,
1913
Hardly anyone practised both as a line- engraver and as a mezzotinter, and few
publishers dealt in both types of plate - at least in the early years. The
opportunities presented by the new industry enticed many figures to try their hand
as ...
8
The Critical Review, Or, Annals of Literature
... though Mr. W. allows him no great merit. The account of Isaac Beckct brings
down the catalogue of engravers to the year 1700, which opens with Mr. John
Smith, who, Mr. W. very justly says. * was the best mezzotinter that has appeared
...
9
A Biographical History of England, from Egbert the Great to ...
... as it is 'one of the 'very few engra-vings executed by George ls/'hita the
mezzotinter : it is without his name. Ibid. l. 6, add : This has heen copied by
Michael Vandergucht. ' lbid. l. 8, add: I/erlue, in his manusiript, mentions a hay-
length ...
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The Year Book of Daily Recreation and Information: ...
John Bullfinch flourished ; and Granger mentions Rowlet, as selling the print of
Dobson : but the celebrated mezzotinter Smith was a kind of monopolizer of the
trade. John Overton, of whom there is a portrait, at the age of sixty-eight, in 1708,
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NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MEZZOTINTER»
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... wood engravings and woodcuts, compare intaglio processes with relief processes, see the actual litho stone and the mezzotinter's plate. «Telegraph.co.uk, Nov 13»