What's the name for the pen and ink drawing style seen in J. J. Grandville's art? I don't know much about art history or different drawing traditions, but I often see this style of line art (done in pen and ink I think?) which uses many thin lines for shading. Some examples of what I'm talking about include:










J. J. Grandeville, source
John Tenniel, source






A hand, source
Some animals, source




I never know how to describe this style of drawing and search for more examples. I'm also not sure if there's a term for this style of art, or if I'm grouping together unrelated art styles, but any help would be greatly appreciated!
The kind of shading with many thin lines is called hatching.

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It's very common in ink or pen drawings and printing techniques like etching or woodblock printing. A sub-category of prints with especially fine details is the &quot;old master print&quot;.
This site demonstrates a number of different hatching techniques and how they influence our perception of the shapes