Etching in England
Etching in England is an 1895 survey of British etching by the critic Frederick Wedmore, published in London by G. Bell & Sons for art readers and collectors. Its plates are fine-line etchings reproduced as printed illustrations, showing a sketchy, loose hand suited to designers studying landscape and tonal line work; one plate shows a seated figure at a table, a seaside promenade with boats, a harbour with trees, and a hilltop town with winding roads.
