Conclusion: Jeroen Luyckx has produced a meticulous and informative new addition to the important catalogues of Netherlandish prints by Sound & Vision, and they have given proper attention to proper print reproductions in these volumes. With the Liefrinck dynasty of block carvers and print publishers, Luyckx presents a vital link between Antwerp and Augsburg, and adds to the range of sixteenth-century Antwerp print production. In the process, Netherlandish woodcuts, often ignored in the century since Wouter Nijhoff, also regain some lost glory in these attractive pages.
For the full review: https://hnanews.org/hnar/reviews/the-liefrinck-dynasty-the-new-hollstein-dutch-flemish-etchings-engravings-and-woodcuts-1450-1700/
