Editor: Robert Harling
Publisher: Art and Technics Ltd, London
Publication: 1950, First Edition
Binding: Softcover, section sewn
Pages: 100
Size: 185 x 248
Text: English
Beautifully produced British art journal published between 1949 and 1952. It emerged from the earlier Alphabet and Image (1946–1948), which divided into two separate periodicals: Alphabet, devoted to typography, and Image, focused exclusively on the visual arts. Across its eight issues, Image featured essays on painting, illustration, sculpture, architecture, printmaking, and book illustration, accompanied by high-quality reproductions and exemplary printing. Celebrated for its elegant design and distinguished contributors, it remains an important post-war record of British visual culture and graphic publishing.
Contents:
- Thomas Balston: ENGLISH WOOD-ENGRAVING 1900-195°
- The Years Before
- The New Movement 1900-1920
- Experiments 1921-1924
- The Years of Success 1925-1939
- The War and Later
- Coloured Wood-engravings
- Select Bibliography
- Who's Who in Art, The Engravings of William Blake
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