CHAPTER V.

THE BOOK IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY 184

The regency--Publishers at the beginning of the eighteenth

century--Illustrators in France; Gillot--The school of Watteau

and Boucher--Cars--The younger Cochin; his principal works in

vignettes--French art in England; Gravelot--Eisen--Choffard--The

_Baisers_ of Dorat; the _Contes_ of La Fontaine--The publisher

Cazin and the special literature of the eighteenth century--The

younger Moreau and his illustrations--The Revolution--The school of

David--Duplessis-Bertaux--The Book in Germany; Chodowiecki--In England;

Boydell and French artists--Caslon and Baskerville--English books

with illustrations--Wood engraving in the eighteenth century; the

Papillons--Printing offices in the eighteenth century.

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