Engravers [noun]

The execution is such that the drawing of the gown and the lines of the face seem to have been traced by an engraver's tool.

William Woollet, a celebrated English historical and landscape engraver, died.

The comfortable yet humble apartments of the engraver were over the shop where he plied his daily toil.

The companions of my journey were a lady, a merchant, an engraver, and two young painters; one of whom was both deaf and dumb.

He betook himself to Paris to seek his fortune, with a letter of introduction to the engraver Wille.

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

The original is in the possession of the correspondent who has furnished us with the sketch for the engraver.

This very remarkable personage received his birth in Leicester; at which place he was apprenticed to an engraver.

The Count says that more likely the engraver added the Swastika to these in the character of a talisman or phylactery.

He rapidly became an expert illustrator and a remarkably able wood-engraver, while he also drew on stone with great success.