Danmarks Malerkunst;
A Danish art survey published in Copenhagen in 1902 by Ch. A. Been and Emil Hannover, presenting reproductions of Danish painters for a general art-loving readership. The plates are black-and-white photographic reproductions of genre scenes and portraits, several printed sideways on the page. A designer might draw on their crowded street and interior compositions, with figures grouped around tables, carts and doorways, and on the period's dark, close-toned portrait lighting.
