Die Graphik der Neuzeit vom Anfang des XIX. Jahrhunderts bis zur Gegenwart / von Curt Glaser.
A 1922 Berlin survey of European printmaking from the early nineteenth century to the present, written by art historian Curt Glaser for readers of graphic art. Its illustrations are reproductions of etchings, engravings, wood engravings and lithographs, showing how modern artists handled line, hatching and tonal contrast. A designer might take from them the expressive use of loose cross-hatching, dense urban crowds and stark black-and-white figure study.
