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Decoupage or
découpage (/ˌdeɪkuːˈpɑːʒ/; French: [dekupaʒ]) is the art of
decorating an
object by
gluing colored paper cutouts onto it in
combination with...
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Decoupage is a type of
collage usually defined as a craft. It is the
process of
placing a
picture into an
object for decoration.
Decoupage can involve...
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Continuity editing is the process, in film and
video creation, of
combining more-or-less
related shots, or
different components cut from a
single shot...
- lacquer, the Queen's
découpage works generally have
references to literary,
mythological or art-historical topics. Margrethe's
découpage works have also been...
- and
leaves can be
applied to wood
furnishings using the
technique of
decoupage.
Oshibana artists are
employing various new
technologies in
pressing methods...
- used
since antiquity for
various arts and
crafts such as bookbinding,
découpage, collage, papier-mâché, and
adhering paper posters and
notices to walls...
- of
artistic projects. In 1771, a
widow in her
early 70s, Mary
began on
decoupage, a
fashion with
ladies of the court. Her
works were
detailed and botanically...
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printer and
making paintings, serigraphy,
miniature books, Bonsai, and
découpage for the next
three decades. She
produced numerous pieces during this period...
- 1990, he
appeared in
episode 7 of the cult public-access
television show
Decoupage with
Summer Caprice. In 1995,
Willard reunited with his
Fernwood co-star...
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Archived from the
original on May 31, 2008.
Retrieved May 20, 2008. "
Découpage du
territoire montréalais en 2006" (PDF). Montréal en
statistiques (in...
