Early Illustrated Books a History of the Decoration And Illustration of Books I
Early Illustrated Books a History of the Decoration And Illustration of Books I
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It is not worked in the usual manner \vith the outlines in black i. E, raised lines on the wood-block, but a certain amount of the effect has been produced by a white line on a black ground i. E. By the cut-away lines of the wood-block.
The Golden Legend^ which was the next illustrated book to appear, contains the most ambitious wood- cuts which Caxton used. Those in the earlier part are the full width of a large folio page, and show, especially in their backgrounds, a certain amount of technic...al skill. The later part of the book contains a number of small cuts of saints very coarsely exe- cuted, and the same cut is used over and over again for different saints.
In 1487 Caxton first used his large woodcut device, which is probably, though the contrary is often asserted, of English workmanship. It is entirely P 226 Early Illustrated Books un-French in style and execution, and was probably cut to print on the Missal printed by Maynyal for Caxton, in order that the publisher might be brought prominently into notice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is not worked in the usual manner \vith the outlines in black i. E, raised lines on the wood-block, but a certain amount of the effect has been produced by a white line on a black ground i. E. By the cut-away lines of the wood-block.
The Golden Legend^ which was the next illustrated book to appear, contains the most ambitious wood- cuts which Caxton used. Those in the earlier part are the full width of a large folio page, and show, especially in their backgrounds, a certain amount of technic...al skill. The later part of the book contains a number of small cuts of saints very coarsely exe- cuted, and the same cut is used over and over again for different saints.
In 1487 Caxton first used his large woodcut device, which is probably, though the contrary is often asserted, of English workmanship. It is entirely P 226 Early Illustrated Books un-French in style and execution, and was probably cut to print on the Missal printed by Maynyal for Caxton, in order that the publisher might be brought prominently into notice.
What to read after Early Illustrated Books a History of the Decoration And Illustration of Books I?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pollard, Alfred W. (Alfred William), 1859-1944 to read onlineMoreLess
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