Notes On an Informal Talk On Book Illustrations, Inside, and Out Given Before the Boston Art Students' Association, Feb. 14, 1894

In this speech, the noted Boston book illustrator Sarah Whitman offers her insights into the art and craft of book illustration. Drawing on her own experience as a designer and illustrator, Whitman offers practical advice on color, typography, layout, and more. A fascinating glimpse into the world of book design and production in the late nineteenth century.

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