THE ARTIST'S WAY OF WORKING

IN THE VARIOUS HANDICRAFTS

AND ARTS OF DESIGN

BY

RUSSELL STURGIS, A.M., PH.D.

FELLOW OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS

Author of "A Short History of Architecture: Europe," "The Appreciation
of Architecture," The Appreciation of Sculpture," etc., etc.,
and editor and chief author of "Dictionary of
Architecture and Building"

COPYRIGHT, 1905,

BY DODD, MEAD AND COMPANY

All rights reserved

Published, October, 1905

A STUDY OF THE ARTIST'S WAY

OF WORKING

Chapter Twenty-PAINTING IN FLAT WITH STENcilling

Chapter Twenty-one- GEM ENGRAVING AND DIE SINKING

Chapter Twenty-two- CALIGRAPHY

Chapter Twenty-three- PRINTING

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Chapter Twenty-four- REPRESENTATIVE SCULPTURE AND ITS KIN-

DRED ARTS

Chapter Twenty-five- REPRESENTATIVE PAINTING AND ITS KIN-

DRED ARTS

PART IV

THE FINE ARTS NOT OF HAND-WORK

Chapter Twenty-six - DECORATIVE TREATMENT OF BUILDINGS

Chapter Twenty-seven- DECORATIVE TREATMENT OF INTERIORS

Chapter Twenty-eight - DECORATIVE TREATMENT OF LANDSCAPE

Chapter Twenty-nine- THE IGNORED FINE ARTS

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