The Art of Illustration so that the applied aspects

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The Art of Illustration so that the applied aspectsAn influential teacher whose pen and ink drawings helped define the style of the early twentieth century, Edmund J. Sullivan sought to define the principles behind good illustration. His treatise richly illustrated with black and white engravings by Holbein, Drer, Rubens, Blake, and many others also offers suggestions on materials and methods. Sullivan, who came of age during the heyday of graphic design and book illustration, was a firm believer in