engraver

Two only bear marks which are supposed to be those of the engraver.

One of them had the appearance of an amateur, the other was an artist, an engraver.

The authoress was pleased, and the block was sent to the engraver.

The engraver, however, cannot have done full justice to the originals.

Unfortunately the engraver, John Fougeron, was little more than an amateur.

The engraver may be trusted to know the style and stock most in use.

And who is this handsome man to whom the engraver has given a lease of fame?

From this time forth, however, one hears less of the engraver and more of the artist.

Ten years later she was able to support herself as an engraver.

In an engraver's shop on the boulevard there is an Italian print of one of the Muses.