Illustrated art history book
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Joseph Lemercier, in preparing the prints for Charles Blanc's L'Oeuvre de Rembrandt reproduit par la photographie (1853-1858) essentially created the first photographically illustrated art history book.
See also
- Fascimile
- Galeriewerk
- Lithography
- Book illustration
- Illustration
- Art history
- Art reproduction
- Art history book
References
- The Rise of the Image: Essays on the History of the Illustrated Art Book by Rodney Palmer, Thomas Frangenberg
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