Pʹechʹes primitifs : (art and folklore)
Pʹechʹes primitifs, a 1912 Paris survey of primitive art and folklore by Louis Maeterlinck, published by Mercure de France for a general art-reading public. Its pictures are black-and-white line reproductions of medieval woodcuts, manuscript initials and drawings, with busy crosshatching and flat figures a designer could borrow for dense, hand-inked graphics.
