The Lino.

obliged to pay dearly for a piece of Today wood engravers are boxwood or pear wood. So some began to cut linoleum, a process invented around 1910 by Mrs. Marie Laurencin. was, in any case, a special mode of engraving. It is almost a new profession which has its particular charm. The Belgian magazine Le Home reveals another use of linoleum, in the creation of large decorative boards adapting to the plastic research of certain decorators of our modern interiors.