chalcography
英 [kæl'kɒgrəfɪ] 美 [kæl'kɒgrəfɪ]

n.

铜版雕刻术；

英英释义

Chalcography

• Chalcography (from Greek chalcos, copper and graphia, to write), are engravings on copper plates used for printmaking and for illustrations in the production of books. The Monte dei Santi di Dio by Antonio Bettini is the most ancient book bearing chalcographies, printed in Florence on September 10, 1477 from Nicolo di Lorenzo Tedesco.

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权威例句

The literature of printing : a catalogue of the library illustrative of the history and art of typography chalcography and lithograp...
"The Manner of Crying Things in London": Style, Authorship, Chalcography, and History
METHOD FOR MAKING CHALCOGRAPHY PRINTER FORMS ON CURVED SURFACES
Nowa szansa miedziorytu = Prospects for chalcography / Stanisław K. Stopczyk.
Sculptura; Or, the History and Art of Chalcography, and Engraving in Copper
Mina Nouri at Assar Gallry
Characterization of corrosion products on chalcographic copper plates after 200 years' exposure to indoor atmospheres
Method and installation for laser engraving of chalcografic plates or cylinders
Engraving the World
浪漫主義思潮與銅版畫發展研究-銅版畫的表現語言和技術演進