etching
कोरीव काम
definition
verb
etched glass windows
engrave (metal, glass, or stone) by coating it with a protective layer, drawing on it with a needle, and then covering it with acid to attack the parts the needle has exposed, especially in order to produce prints from it.
her initials were etched on the table
cut or carve (a text or design) on a surface.
noun
etchings of animals and wildflowers
a print produced by the process of etching.
translation of 'etching'
कोरीव काम,
कोरण्याची कला,
कोरलेली आकृती
example
‘I enjoy the medium of 'etching' for its tactile qualities, its chiaroscuro possibilities and the surprises of the process,’ she said.
A large Freud etched self-portrait, with typical merciless 'etching' to delineate each patch of skin, is perhaps the most memorable work in the exhibition.
Gross, a master of 'etching' in charge of graphics at the Slade School of Art, later helped Daphne Reynolds to develop mezzotints, the deep, velvety blacks created with home-made ink.
He experimented with other mediums, such as oil paint and 'etching' , but most of his best work was done with watercolors.
What becomes clear is that a passion for drawing underpins his approach to 'etching' .
In this series, Goya had perfected the painstaking processes of 'etching' and aquatint and placed them in the service of rendering bizarre compositions of man, beast, witch and clergyman.
Since then, she has worked in a number of other media besides oil painting, including 'etching' , lithography, watercolor, pastel, sculpture and tapestry.
He studied drawing and 'etching' at an art school in Nantes, France, from 1971 to 1978.
a dozen cycles of 'etching' interspersed with the implantation of ions
Rembrandt was an innovative printmaker, and was especially devoted to expressive 'etching' .
the artist dispensed with the medium of 'etching'
He was unsatisfied with the results until, he met Mark Draper, someone who had mastered the technical aspects of 'etching' and from whom he learned a great deal one summer.
Siobhan stressed the originality apparent within the works, and described some of the processes involved in 'etching' and printmaking in general.
They said 'etching' was too remote, too technical… but as soon as I managed to get artists to try, they liked it.
In a process she likens to printmaking or 'etching' , Moreau pours the mixture directly onto the metal surface and spreads the pools of paint with a brush.
This celebrated, rare 'etching' is based on studies Picasso made for a figure of a weeping woman in Guernica.
Even had this not been so, 'etching' was an appropriate medium for this series, as it permitted him to portray minute details of physical decomposition.
An inventive graphic artist, he has worked in various printmaking techniques, including 'etching' , screenprinting, and woodcut.
Lithographs, watercolours, drawings, 'etchings' and numerous sculptures are housed in this serene villa.
Together, the 'etchings' and paintings summarize Goya's contribution to war art per se.
In addition to his paintings, he has left us with thousands of 'etchings' , and drawings.
On display will be a selection of large-scale oil paintings, watercolours, pastels and 'etchings' .
The progressive series of 'etchings' show Picasso's brief foray into lithography.
Original oil paintings and 'etchings' by Frances Hodgkins, William Swainson and John Gully were heaped in piles on the floor.
The result is an assembly of drawings, 'etchings' and digital prints representing a 50-year long obsession.
The book is a hand-made collection of Emmanuel's 'etchings' and lithographs, some of which are painted by the artist.
Not only that, but there will also be a selection of 'etchings' , illustrations, ephemera and maps on many of the stands.
During this time he offered a number of prints, 'etchings' and lithographs to the Art Gallery of New South Wales.
At the end of his life, the artist had created more than one thousand prints - mainly lithographs and 'etchings' .
Whistler's 'etchings' of Venice were published in two sets.
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