American Graphic Art
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" John Cheney drew on stone for Boston lithographers two tender, silvery-gray landscapes and a figure-piece, The Broken Heart. S. H. Gimber did lithographs beside engraving in stipple and mezzo- tint. Bridport stippled and lithographed, as did James Akin, apparently a " jack of all trades, " druggist, res- taurant keeper, mechanical draughtsman, and what not. And J. B. Martin, of Richmond, executed a portrait of John Randolph of Roanoke, printed by Childs. John Rubens Smith, who practised in va...rious media, brought out A Compendium of Picturesque Anatomy . . . On four Folio Lithographic Plates (Boston, 1827) ; James Smillie, the line-engraver, did at least one drawing for lithographic reproduction (View of Union Park, lith. By ONE OF THE "CAMPAGNE SKETCHES" A series of lithographs by Winslow Homer LITHOGRAPHY 191 Sarony &P Major, 1849) '> Kimmel & Forster (The Pre- servers of our Union, 1864) and H. B. Hall are credited with some work on the stone.
A very large proportion of the production of the first half of the nineteenth century consisted of portraiture, but other fields were not neglected.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" John Cheney drew on stone for Boston lithographers two tender, silvery-gray landscapes and a figure-piece, The Broken Heart. S. H. Gimber did lithographs beside engraving in stipple and mezzo- tint. Bridport stippled and lithographed, as did James Akin, apparently a " jack of all trades, " druggist, res- taurant keeper, mechanical draughtsman, and what not. And J. B. Martin, of Richmond, executed a portrait of John Randolph of Roanoke, printed by Childs. John Rubens Smith, who practised in va...rious media, brought out A Compendium of Picturesque Anatomy . . . On four Folio Lithographic Plates (Boston, 1827) ; James Smillie, the line-engraver, did at least one drawing for lithographic reproduction (View of Union Park, lith. By ONE OF THE "CAMPAGNE SKETCHES" A series of lithographs by Winslow Homer LITHOGRAPHY 191 Sarony &P Major, 1849) '> Kimmel & Forster (The Pre- servers of our Union, 1864) and H. B. Hall are credited with some work on the stone.
A very large proportion of the production of the first half of the nineteenth century consisted of portraiture, but other fields were not neglected.
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