A Treatise on Wood Engraving, Historical and Practical

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Among the more remarkable single subjects engraved on wood from Durer’s designs, the following are most frequently referred to: God the Father bearing up into heaven the dead body of Christ, with the date
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William Blake.
W. J. Linton.
DEATH’S DOOR.
Historical and Practical
WITH UPWARDS OF THREE HUNDRED ILLUSTRATIONS ENGRAVED ON WOOD
BY JOHN JACKSON.
THE HISTORICAL PORTION BY W. A. CHATTO.