A Brief History of Wood-engraving From Its Invention

Explore the fascinating origins and evolution of wood-engraving with ＂A Brief History of Wood-engraving from Its Invention＂ by Joseph Cundall. This meticulously prepared print edition delves into the rich history of this influential graphic art form. Discover the techniques and innovations that shaped wood-engraving, from its earliest applications to its development as a refined artistic medium.

Cundall’s historical overview illuminates the key milestones in printmaking and illustration, offering valuable insights for anyone interested in the decorative arts and the broader history of art. Whether you are a student of graphic arts, a practicing printmaker, or simply appreciate the beauty of wood-engraving, this book provides a comprehensive and engaging introduction to its enduring legacy. Uncover the story behind this captivating art form and its significant contribution to visual culture.

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