Aquatint
An intaglio technique using a granular ground and acid to create tonal areas.
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An intaglio technique using a granular ground and acid to create tonal areas.
An intaglio technique cutting a metal plate directly with a burin.
An intaglio technique where a needle scratches a plate, creating ink-holding burrs.
An intaglio process using acid to bite lines exposed through a protective ground.
An artwork created through a printmaking process, potentially in an edition.
Printing in which ink transfers from incised or etched recesses in a plate.
Direct printing from raised type or plate surfaces.
A relief print made from the raised surfaces of carved linoleum.
A planographic printing process based on the repulsion of grease and water.
An intaglio process producing lighter tones by smoothing areas of a roughened plate.
A printmaking technique usually producing one principal impression from a painted surface.
A printing system using separate, reusable pieces of type.
Printing in which image and non-image areas lie essentially in one plane.
Printing in which ink transfers from the raised surfaces of a block.
Printing by pushing ink through open areas of a stenciled mesh.
A relief print made from the raised surfaces of a carved woodblock.