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	Russian Engraving Art and its Development, Part 4
	Satirical graphic art works released both as independent series or albums and in journals played a special role in the history of Russian lithography. The satirical series Lost but Lovely Creatures by A.I. Lebedev enjoyed wide popularity in due time.
--18-03-2015--
	Russian Engraving Art and its Development, Part 3
	Copperplate engraving was extremely job-laden and painstaking and so it was used less and less in the 19th century. The artist I.P. Pozhalostin was one of its last adherents in Russia.
--18-03-2015--
	Russian Engraving Art and its Development, Part 2
	After the reign of Peter I was over the engraving art ceased to serve the purposes of documentary and educational character. Engraving masters resorted to Baroque art instead.
--15-03-2015--
	Russian Engraving Art and its Development, Part 1
	The earliest samples of Russian engraving date back to the mid 16th century. It was metal plate engraving and wood-cut printing. This type of art was called into existence thanks to development of book publishing, and the first prints were used for decorating church books.
--15-03-2015--

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