There are many ways by which an artist may give expression to his vision. He may take a piece of marble and chisel it into a form of beauty; he may take a drab of canvas and with a brush transform it into a thing of delight; he may take a piece of paper and, making a few marks with his pen, [...]
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What are craftsmen? Craftsmen are men who cannot help doing whatever is given them to do better than others think worth while.
This illustration first appeared in the x issue of The American Printer.
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