A History of Wood-EngravingWoodberry, George Edward
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A History of Wood-Engraving
Woodberry, George Edward
Wood-engraving; Wood-engraving -- Bibliography
41.--Christ Suffering. Vignette to Dürer’s “Larger Passion”.....94
42.--Christ Mocked. Vignette to Dürer’s “Smaller Passion”.....95
43.--The Descent into Hell. From Dürer’s “Smaller Passion”.....96
44.--The Herald. From “The Triumph of Maximilian”.....100
45.--Tablet. From “The Triumph of Maximilian”.....101
46.--The Car of the Musicians. From “The Triumph of Maximilian”.....102
47.--Three Horsemen. From “The Triumph of Maximilian”.....103
48.--Horseman. From “The Triumph of Maximilian”.....107
49.--Virgin and Child. From a print by Hans Sebald Behaim......113
50.--From the “Epistole di San Hieronymo.” Ferrara, 1497. (Initial
letter).....116
51.--The Nun. From Holbein’s “Images de la Mort.” Lyons, 1547.....123
52.--The Preacher. From Holbein’s “Images de la Mort.” Lyons, 1547.....124
53.--The Ploughman. From Holbein’s “Images de la Mort.” Lyons, 1547.....125
54.--Nathan Rebuking David. From Holbein’s “Icones Historiarum Veteris
Testamenti.” Lyons, 1547.....130
55.--From “Opera Vergiliana,” printed by Sacon. Lyons, 1517. (Initial
letter).....135
56.--St. Christopher. From a Venetian print.....142
57.--St. Sebastian and St. Francis. Portion of a print by Andreani after
Titian.....143
58.--The Annunciation. From a print by Francesco da Nanto.....144
59.--Milo of Crotona. From a print by Boldrini after Titian.....145
60.--From the “Comedia di Danthe.” Venice, 1536. (Initial letter).....151
61.--The Peacock. From Bewick’s “British Birds”.....156
62.--The Frightened Mother. From Bewick’s “British Quadrupeds”.....157
63.--The Solitary Cormorant. From Bewick’s “British Birds”.....157
64.--The Snow Cottage.....158
65.--Birth-place of Bewick. His last vignette, portraying his own
funeral.....158
66.--The Broken Boat. From Bewick’s “British Birds”.....160
67.--The Church-yard. From Bewick’s “British Birds”.....160
68.--The Sheep-fold. By Blake. From “Virgil’s Pastorals”.....162
69.--The Mark of Storm. By Blake. From “Virgil’s Pastorals”.....162
70.--Cave of Despair. By Branston. From Savage’s “Hints on Decorative
Printing”.....165
71.--Vignette from “Rogers’s Poems.” London, 1827.....167
72.--Vignette from “Rogers’s Poems.” London, 1827.....167
73.--Death as a Friend. From a print by Professor Norton, of Cambridge.
Engraved by J. Jungtow.....169
74.--Death as a Throttler. From a print by Professor Norton, of
Cambridge. Engraved by Steinbrecher.....170
75.--The Creation. Engraved by J. F. Adams.....172
76.--The Deluge. Engraved by J. F. Adams.....173
77.--Butterflies. Engraved by F. S. King.....175
78.--Spring-time. Engraved by F. S. King.....177
79.--Mount Lafayette (White Mountains). By J. Tinkey.....183
80.--“And silent were the sheep in woolly fold.” Engraved by J. G.
Smithwick.....187
81.--The Old Orchard. Engraved by F. Juengling.....189
82.--Some Art Connoisseurs. Engraved by Robert Hoskin.....191
83.--The Travelling Musicians. Engraved by R. A. Muller.....194
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