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Prince Albert), No. 2 of the Industrial Arts of the Uineteenth Century: A Series of Illustrations of the choicest Specimens produced by every nation at the Great Exhibition of Industry, 1851. By M. DIGBY WYATT, ARCHITECT. Part No. 1 contains:-The Amazon, by Kiss of Berlin.—Painted “Lac" Work from Lahore.—Daggers, enriched with Damascening, by Zuloaga, of Madrid.-Specimens of Tunisian Embroidery. Part No. 2 contains:-The Child Christ (Christ Engel), a Bas-relief, in white Marble, by Reitschel, of Dresden.-A Group of Earthenware Vases, by Mansard, of Voisinlieu, France.-White Wood Cabinet, by Michell Wettli, of Berne.-Pistols, Engraved and Inlaid with Damascene Work, by Zuloaga, of Madrid. Messrs. DAY and SON, Lithographers to the Queen, 17, Gate Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields, have made arrangements by which the objects selected for Illustration will be drawn on stone by first-rate Artists, and will be presented in their proper colours, the aim of the publishers being to furnish a true and lasting memorial of the condition of the industrial arts throughout the world at the present epoch. Believing that it will be the wish of many to preserve the best possible record of this event, the publishers have calculated upon a very extended sale, and have determined to reduce the price to a rate altogether unprecented in the history of lithography. The work will be in folio, and appear in fortnightly parts. Every number, price 7s. 6d., will contain four fully coloured plates, with descriptions of the objects, and critical and explanatory remarks. The work complete will comprise from 120 to 150 plates. LONDON: DAY AND SON, 17, Gate Street, LINCOLN'S INN FIELDS. (822) |