> As long as “invention and feeling constitute essential qualities in a work of Art,” the writer argued, “Photography can never assume a higher rank than engraving.”
Ha, dissing engraving at the same time as photography.
Though I wonder if the 'write' meant engraving of a design someone else already produced, or any engraving work at all.
> As long as “invention and feeling constitute essential qualities in a work of Art,” the writer argued, “Photography can never assume a higher rank than engraving.”
Ha, dissing engraving at the same time as photography.
Though I wonder if the 'write' meant engraving of a design someone else already produced, or any engraving work at all.