Royal Dresden Gallery : being a selection of subjects engraved after pictures by the great masters ... with accompanying notices, consisting of tales, biographies, etc
Royal Dresden Gallery is a 19th-century American engraved anthology published by D. Appleton in New York, reproducing paintings from the Dresden picture collection with accompanying tales and biographies for general readers. The plates are sepia steel or line engravings, rotated on the page, and show genre scenes of figures in landscape, a pastoral group with dogs and cattle, and a crowded hunting or battle scene, offering a designer models for period costume, tonal landscape composition, and animal study.
