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combined with the
limited line elements, give
aquatints a distinctive,
watery look. Also,
aquatints, like mezzotints,
provide ease in
creating large...
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Operation Aquatint was the
codename for a
failed raid by
British Commandos on the
coast of
occupied France during the
Second World War. The raid was undertaken...
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between 1797 and 1799 for the
Diario de Madrid, it is the 43rd of the 80
aquatints making up the
satirical Los caprichos. Los
Caprichos is a
series of 80...
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etching with flat and
uniform aquatints,
often very intense,
especially in the
backgrounds and with
degraded aquatints to
achieve different tones in the...
- by his
nephew William, also an artist, and
published several series of
aquatints of the country.
Thomas Daniell was born in 1749 in
Kingston upon Thames...
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Bodmer was well
known in
Germany for his watercolours, drawings, and
aquatints of
cities and
landscapes of the Rhine, Mosel, and Lahn rivers.
After he...
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Graham Hayes as
Henry Hayes,
being pla**** by Hero
Fiennes Tiffin.
Operation Aquatint was
planned for a
night in mid
September 1942 as a
reconnaissance mission...
- The Blue
Guitar is a
suite of
twenty etchings with
aquatint by
David Hockney,
drawn in 1976–77 and
published in 1977 in
London and New York by Petersburg...
- with
other intaglio techniques such as
engraving (e.g., Rembrandt) or
aquatint (e.g.,
Francisco Goya).
Etching was
already used in
antiquity for decorative...
- Canada, the
Canadian Rockies, and France. In 1938, she
published a book of
aquatints of
French Riviera Villages with
photographs by
Juliet Thompson and text...