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' Unquestionably of great merit and beauty . *—TIMES . t - * ¦ ¦ . . .,,-, 1 ^ tnglisl ) ^ fc ^ ings : A MONTHLY PUBLICATION OF ORIGINAL ETCHINGS BY ENGLISH ARTISTS . Price 3 s . 6 d . ; Annual Subscription , £ 2 . 2 s . < TjlNGLISH ETCHINGS , ' henceforward to be published by Messrs . Sampsox J-J Low & Co ., enters upon its fifth year in June with Part XLIX . The Editor takes the opportunity to warmly acknowledge the support accorded to it since its commencement in 1881 . It affords a convincing proof , amongst others , of the growing love of true Art in all classes of English Society . The Monthly Parts contain three Original Etchings—original in every sense of the word , being in design and execution entirely the work of the Artist . The series of views of Old London , the special object of which is to preserve a record of those old buildings and nooks and corners of historic and artistic interest which are every year being swept away , will be continued . In the selection of other plates , the intention invariably is to combine special interest of subject with charm of execution . OPINIONS OF THE PRESS . of old ' " English London , Etchings which the " Etcher continues is now on the producing upward in scale this of serial improvement are of vast and interest popularity , seeing . how The , " before bits " the rapid march of improvement , the ancient parts of London are disappearing . Altogether this publication ranks high in art series/—American Bookseller , New York . 4 Unquestionably of great merit and beauty . ' —Times . * Of the highest merit . The subjects are varied and well chosen . ' —Standard . thirt * y We -three * have Etchings here in a by handsom English e artists small . folio This , tastefull is , we understand y bound in , dark the onl green y Eng an lish d gold periodical , a collectio devoted n of exclusively to Etchings /—Daily News . framing excellence * This , and series that woul won of d ori suffice it g such inal to Etchings hig decorate h opinions by the Eng at walls lish its of artists commencement a good .. many .. continues . rooms These at Etchings to a very maintain small are the every cost sam / one e artistic worth Pubuo Opinion . * The marvel is that such excellent works can be produced so cheaply/—Edinburgh Daily KevieW . * If the object of English Etchings " be , as we suppose , to extend the popularity of this popular art , we may congratulate the publisher and editor pn a deserved success/—Thb Academy . « " English Etchings" is a work to preserve and to be proud of /—The Reliquary . London : SAMPSON LOW , MABSTON , SEARLE , < fe RIVINGTON , Crown Buildings , t 88 Fleet Street , B . C .
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Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), June 15, 1885, page 566, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_15061885/page/30/
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