Arts et Metiers Graphiques, 67, 1939

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Content includes:
Power of the artist
The Dutuit Library
Plate from “The Seven Cardinal Sins”
Engravings by Antony Gross
It is really easier to take at times the good National Lottery ticket.
The French Shakespeare Illustrators
Wafer Irons
Plate from “Latin Writing from Roman Capital to the Miniscule Letter”
Drawings by Literary Men, Writjngs by Painters
Engraving and two ornaments at ends of chapters, from Ovid’s “Heroides”
Ornate Letters of a Cistercian Manuscript form the 12th Century
An Annotated Copy of “Sagesse” “Wisdom”
Menu composed by Hans Fischer, for the Waldeck Restaurant in Zurich
Illustrated Menus
Dignimont’s invitation for a display of the dressmaker Lucien Lelong’s “Edition” collection.
Insert for Hemostyl tonic, Dr. Roussel’s Laboratories
Across the Magazines
The New French Review, Monthly Magazine of Literature and Criticism
Ethnography and Folklore
Jules Breton and Co. Evette Germain and Co., Successors
Ch. Lorilleux et Co., Printing Inks, Roller Pastes
Photography and Works of Art
“Public Domain” Sound
“Sound History” Archives

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Arts et Metiers Graphiques, 67, 1939
Arts et Metiers Graphiques, 67, 1939
Arts et Métiers Graphiques, (AMG), was a prominent French graphic arts magazine that published 68 issues from 1927 to 1939.
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