engraving plate

"I even kept the engraving plate from her wedding invitation.

Then the black outlines of an engraving plate enlarged many times filled the screen.

His house, studio and all but one of his engraving plates were destroyed.

Perkins made several important innovations in printing technology, including new steel engraving plates.

Engraving plates used for printing often use hydrogen cyanide.

Ginger says, "Obviously, the mapmakers were lazy, and used old engraving plates."

Haas worked for a number of booksellers, engraving plates by contemporary German painters.

Hundreds of copper and steel engraving plates and stationery samples were scattered everywhere.

"There are now four engraving plates.

Shaw had the job of engraving plates for the manufacture of counterfeit banknotes.

A photogravure is made from an engraving plate on a printing press, making them much less costly than actual photographs.

There is then no documentation until 1507, when another Paduan recorded lending him a painting and three copper engraving plates.

Vince further upsets Sheldon by mentioning that he left an engraving plate in the basement of Sheldon's house the previous night.

"Dürer's burin scarred his engraving plate," the artist explained.

It was for Rudolf that Goltzius made a circular silver engraving plate in 1595 depicting the same subject.

During that same period, engraving plates for a "perfect" American $100 bill were nearly completed but the war ended and the plates were never found.

More than 50 of the steel engraving plates are fold-out, a number of them quite large, some unfolding to more than 2 feet in length.

In 1920 he was designing and engraving plates for Samuel F. Goodrich in Hartford.

You say you don't remember me, but the two of us spent a day inking the engraving plates in a shed near the Swanage quarries."

Thomas Garner (1789-1868) was an English engraver, best known for engraving plates for The Art Journal.

Sylvester & Edward Harding, publishers in Fleet Street, employed him in engraving plates for their publications.

The Palazzo Poli is home to one of the world most important collections of copper engraving plates from the 16th century until present.

The smaller image was less expensive and more portable, and the metal engraving plate was more durable than the woodblock, allowing for many more impressions.

In her large square untitled canvas, finely controlled black scribbles sit up like tall grass and bite the creamy white surface like acid on an engraving plate.

In 1751 he was invited to Dresden to assist in engraving plates for the pictures in their Gallery, and was appointed engraver to the Court.