Chapter I: Front Matter
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ENGRAVING FOR ILLUSTRATION
Reproduction by R. J. EVERETT & SONS' "INK-PHOTO" Process
ENGRAVING FOR ILLUSTRATION
_Historical and Practical Notes_
BY JOSEPH KIRKBRIDE
WITH TWO PLATES BY INK PHOTO PROCESS AND SIX ILLUSTRATIONS
LONDON
SCOTT, GREENWOOD & CO.
10 LUDGATE HILL, E.C.
NEW YORK
D. VAN NOSTRAND CO.
23 MURRAY STREET
1903
[_All Rights remain with Scott, Greenwood & Co._]
CONTENTS
PAGE
CHAPTER I
ITS INCEPTION. A Theory of Evolution--A Distinct Progress 1
CHAPTER II
WOOD ENGRAVING. Rise and Progress--Block Books--Durer's
Influence--Hans Holbein--A Renaissance--Comparison and
Justification--The Illustrator 5
CHAPTER III
METAL ENGRAVING. The Invention--Early Engravers--National
Characteristics--A Progressive Review 18
CHAPTER IV
ENGRAVING IN ENGLAND. Introduction of Metal Engraving--Notable
British Engravers--Summary 26
CHAPTER V
ETCHING. Early Records--Descriptive--Rembrandt's
Influence--Wenceslaus Hollar 38
MEZZOTINT. Invention--Description--Artistic Qualities--Dilettanti
Art--A Modern Mezzo Engraver 38
CHAPTER VI
THE ENGRAVER'S TASK. Inartistic Work--Constructive
Elements--Outline--Extraneous Matter--Composition--Light
and Shade--Expression--Perspective--Execution 48
CHAPTER VII
PHOTO "PROCESS" ENGRAVING. A Progressive Process--Commercial
and Artistic Features--"Line" Process--"Half Tone"--Artistic
Restoration--Tri-chromatography--Photogravure 57
CHAPTER VIII
APPRECIATIVE CRITICISM. An Educative Principle--An
Analysis--Realism in Art Retrospect 66
INDEX 70
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
FIG.
Plate I. _Frontispiece_
1. Old Wood Engraving (Erenburg Castle) _Facing p._ 10
2. Modern Wood Engraving (The Goose Fountain, Nuremburg) " 14
3. Old Wood Engraving " 28
4. Modern Wood Engraving " 54
5. Cross Section of Cyanide Furnace _Page_ 59
6. Process Engraving _Facing p._ 60
Plate II. " 64
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