Zeitschrift für bildende Kunst
Zeitschrift für bildende Kunst is a German art periodical published in Leipzig by E.A. Seemann in 1866, aimed at art scholars, critics and practising artists. Its plates reproduce paintings, tapestry-like panels, a drawn female and boy figure, and a carved relief, each with a German caption, and a designer might take from them the dense hatched tonal work and the classical frieze compositions with crowded figures.
