博客來＂What Illuminating Was. (what Illuminating Should Be).＂ offers a concise exploration of the historical practices and ideal methods of illumination, condensed from ’The Art of Illuminating’. Featuring illustrations by W.R. Tymms, this work provides insights into the techniques and artistry involved in decorating manuscripts and other surfaces. It serves as a valuable resource for artists, designers, and anyone interested in the history of decorative arts. Discover the principles and practices that defined illumination and learn how these techniques can be applied to contemporary artistic endeavors.
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