Yes, Vlasta, a book dealer with a good range of art totally caught.
And now, dear ABC, you correctly addressed.
There is also a book iskalka

http://www.findlib.ru/

Very interesting book on an engraving of the Japanese and of course the "Tales from the garden of a mustard seed."-Is China. There is a book about Chinese engraving modern labor movement in the prints or something like that. Series Visual Arts, there is a separate volume devoted to the history of engraving.
My uncle SM Mochalov received for engraving gold medal at the French Salon of 1937. Praise. I, unfortunately, never saw him, and he was well-known Leningrad schedule graverpo tree at its end

Paul, glad to get acquainted - I know of your uncle. He worked, inter alia, of a book. Once upon a time I had a volume of Odojevs'kogo (ed. Academia) with its wonderful xylographs (very carefully, but not "dry").

Vlasta, here, by the way, thought of another great edition - "Essay on the history and technique of engraving, M.:" Visual Arts ", 1987. The publication is, in principle, quite popular, but not bad. It's pretty original published. Imagine a large almost square box with a lid (like a shoe from under women's boots). When removing the cover - in the box are 14 large notebooks (in the format box). Each notebook is devoted to a national school of engraving (the French are two notebooks, and Russia, of course, 3). She also comes across a second-hand bookshops, although cost should not come cheap, I guess.
By the way here can credit where it is possible to electronically download
http://www.bookshunt.ru/b47938_ocher...hnike_gravyuri
true for this edition substantially - to hold it all in the hands of

Estonians good engraving, especially woodcut.

Good, but I'm closer to Leningrad school, and even but because of "local patriotism", but in their tone

Thank you very much, you helped me a lot.

Ostroumov, Lebedev?

fabosch,


so you type in the topic you print a list of recommended literature to not lost.

It is, of course, very much, but more generally the next generation: in woodcuts - Yudovin, Budogossky in lithography - Pakhomov, Kurds, Vedernikov, Tyrsa, Y. Vasnetsov, D. Verey, B. Ermolaev, Samokhvalov, Lapshin, and many others

Book looked in electronic form.
This is what we need.
Thank you!