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Definition of printmaking - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
image craftTECH. art of creating images by printing techniquesTECH.
- Printmaking allows artists to create many copies of their work.
- He teaches printmaking at the community college.
- Printmaking exhibitions attract collectors worldwide.
Origin of printmaking
Latin, imprimere (to press) + facere (to make)
Terms with printmaking included in their meaning
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illustration
artistic practices like illustration and printmaking
art
method of printmaking using engraved wood blocks
printmaking
designs and makes traditional art prints
art printmaking
unique print made by transferring paint or ink from a surface
printmaking
make an image by roughening a metal plate for printing
art
printmaking technique producing tones from a roughened metal plate
printmaking
the process of using a rocker tool on a copper plate
printmaking
print made by etching tonal shades into a metal plate
printmaking craft
making a paper image by rubbing over a raised metal engraving
studio method
printmaking technique using a sharp needle
printmaking gear
tool used for etching
printmaking worker
person who creates designs by etching surfaces
printmaking
printing using a plaster cast from an intaglio plate
printmaking
small extra drawing added on a print, often in the margin
printmaking result
print made from a wood block
printmaking
person who makes prints from wood engravings
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- French:gravure, ...
- German:Druckgrafik, ...
- Italian:stampa artistica, ...
- Spanish:grabado, ...
- Portuguese:gravura, ...
- Chinese:版画, ...
- Japanese:版画, ...
- Arabic:فَنّ الطِباعة, ...
- Hebrew:הַדְפָּסָה אוֹמָנוּתִית, ...
- Russian:гравюра, ...
- Ukrainian:гравюра, ...
- Hindi:छपाई कला, ...
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