The art of writing on stone in the 1830s: the work of Emile Niveduab in Bordeaux
Book Description
A mint copy of this separate printing, from its first appearance in the Printing Historical Society Journal examining the work of the artiste-écrivain lithographe, an essential worker in the nineteenth-century French lithographic trade; describing the working practices, tools and skills of the lithographic writer, with special focus on one highly-skilled practitioner, Émile Niveduab (17961877). His work has survived in a remarkable family collection, including labels, tickets, invitations, invoices, price-lists, advertisements and administrative documents, which provides an unparalleled record of the work of a lithographic letterer at the peak of his skills and at a time when lithography was emerging as a serious player in the field. Quarto, 114pps plus six adverts., 96 illustrations, 13 in colour
Author
TWYMAN, Michael
Date
2021
Binding
Original publishers cloth
Publisher
Gloucestershire STRAWBERRY BOOKS 2021
Condition
Very Good
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