January 25, 1925
The Print Galleries of the Brooklyn Museum are at present occupied by the exhibition of a group of wood engravings by Auguste Lepere (1849-1918). The collection consists of eighty-one engravings which represent Lepere's work during the Eighties and which appeared as illustrations in various periodicals of that time and represented scenes and events of current interest.
There is also shown a group of modern European prints, some in color, which have been lent by Miss Anna Shepard and Miss Loula Colvin. Among these are "The Bridge" by A. M. Schnitzer, "The Nave of Cologne Cathedral" by F. Frank, "Street in Passau" by Luigi Casamir, and also works by Heinrich Voegler and Professor Otto F. Probst.
Brooklyn Museum Archives. Records of the Department of Public Information. Press releases, 1916 - 1930. 1295, 010. View Original
