Franco British Exhibition 1908
Franco British Exhibition 1908
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" And Mr. Harold Percival is scarcely less sensitive.
Line-engraving is with us practically a dead art. While in France it is still flourishing, thanks mainly to the encouragement of the Government yet is no longer the line-engraving of a hundred years ago, being far more delicately conceived than heretofore in Great Britain there cannot now be found a native artist who can engrave a picture in such a manner as would pass muster with even the less discerning. But in one minor section of it we s...till have a real and undoubted master. This is Mr. C. W. Sherborn, whose book-plates are the admiration and delight of every beholder, revealing as they do the artist in every line, in design, and in decoration. In his best work he affects, mainly, the armorial manner, and his mantlings, inspired apparently by Durer's, are things to rejoice in. Mr. George W. Eve uses the etching process to obtain a similar result, and his book-plates done for the King are very beautifully composed and admirably etched.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" And Mr. Harold Percival is scarcely less sensitive.
Line-engraving is with us practically a dead art. While in France it is still flourishing, thanks mainly to the encouragement of the Government yet is no longer the line-engraving of a hundred years ago, being far more delicately conceived than heretofore in Great Britain there cannot now be found a native artist who can engrave a picture in such a manner as would pass muster with even the less discerning. But in one minor section of it we s...till have a real and undoubted master. This is Mr. C. W. Sherborn, whose book-plates are the admiration and delight of every beholder, revealing as they do the artist in every line, in design, and in decoration. In his best work he affects, mainly, the armorial manner, and his mantlings, inspired apparently by Durer's, are things to rejoice in. Mr. George W. Eve uses the etching process to obtain a similar result, and his book-plates done for the King are very beautifully composed and admirably etched.
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