Thomas Bewick and wood-block printing | Natural History Museum
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- Wood-block printing using engraved boxwood revolutionised the illustration of natural history in the early 19th century. The work of Thomas Bewick showed how detailed and accurate images could be printed more cheaply than ever before.
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I saw this yesterday on the programme" Lost treasures of the National Trust" ( BBC2),and was amazed.He really was " the David Attenborough " of his time.Time to rediscover this wonderful artist!!
This is a great video. Makes me wanto see more about the boxwood that Bewick and those who followed him engraved on. Turkish boxwood, sawn against the endgrain, then polished? I'm pretty sure that's what we're talking about. That's a hard tight piece of wood that you can set alongside the typeface, then hammer out 100,000 copies. Aw yeah
Love this video, would love to see more like it.
The man was a genius and a long distant grandfather of mine on my mothers side of the family!
The pictures are beautiful!!
Stunning! Many thanks for this video.
WONDERFUL 👍!!!
Little beautiful works of art.
this is BEAUTIFUL
damn, the detail!
I love 19 century wood engraving. However, I think that equally fine results can be achieved in Photoshop, on hi res canvas. I will show examples if anyone cares to see.
Yes wonderful, thanks and very concise, post more.
I've got a book dated,1811 with original prints by Thomas bewick.search everywhere can't find another or even that book it was done for the national history museum, signed by G,coles, curator.
Freakin' amazing!
I crying .. bewick4president
Wonderful video....thank you so much. What wood is available for ingrain if boxwood is no longer possible.....
masterclass
Awesome!!!1111
I dont belive What i saw its so nie #derhypeistreal #marcelarm
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