Section 6 from Plate 22 in "Iconographic Encyclopaedia of Science, Literature, and Art," trans. and ed. Spencer Fullerton Baird, vol. 2 of plates, div. 9 (New York: Rudolph Garrigue, 1851)

~The relationship between drawings and prints can be neither universally qualified nor easily categorized. The precise nature of their interaction is always specific to the artists involved and to the particular circumstances surrounding the commission or project, and is frequently the result of a collaboration of many artists. Most often, their...