- period; he
created about 500
mezzotints, some 300
copies of
portrait paintings. In the next
century over 400
mezzotints after portraits by Sir Joshua...
- "The
Mezzotint" is a
ghost story by
British writer M. R. James,
included in his
first collection Ghost Stories of an
Antiquary (1904). Mr. Williams, the...
- The
Mezzotint is a
short film
which is part of the
British supernatural anthology series A
Ghost Story for Christmas.
Produced by
Isibeal Ballance and...
- and later, California. Her
commercial success was
primarily based on
mezzotints and
paintings commissioned and
handled by galleries, dealers, and private...
-
lithograph or
mezzotint,
sometimes with variations. His
paintings date from the
early 1950s. His main body of
prints are
lithographs and
mezzotints, the former...
-
Italy 2004: ****anese
Masters of
Mezzotint -
Worcester Museum of Art, Worcester, M****achusetts 2011:
Contemporary Mezzotints -
Davidson Galleries, Seattle...
- from 1983 to 2016. As a printmaker, she is
known particularly for her
mezzotints. Jones's work has been
widely exhibited,
including solo retrospective...
- The
following five
mezzotints, with
eight others, are
noticed at p. 48 of Le
Bibliophile Fantaisiste. The
following ten
mezzotints seem to have been done...
- 1951 and is
still in
print today. "British
Mezzotints" from 1924 is a
standard reference on
original mezzotints. The
Etched and
Engraved Work of
Frank Short...
-
Promenade at
Carlisle House,
followed by a
mezzotint exhibited in 1782 at the Free
Society of Artists.
Mezzotints of
George Romney's
portrait of The Children...
