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Etching is
traditionally the
process of
using strong acid or
mordant to cut into the
unprotected parts of a
metal surface to
create a
design in intaglio...
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Etching is used in
microfabrication to
chemically remove layers from the
surface of a
wafer during manufacturing.
Etching is a
critically important process...
- The
etching revival was the re-emergence and
invigoration of
etching as an
original form of
printmaking during the
period approximately from 1850 to 1930...
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etching, 9.8 × 15 cm,
Royal Library of Belgium,
Brussels Avarice (1904)
etching, 9.8 × 15 cm,
Royal Library of Belgium,
Brussels Envy (1904)
etching,...
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Rembrandt produced a
total of
about three hundred paintings,
three hundred etchings, and two
thousand drawings.
Unlike most
Dutch painters of the 17th century...
- Widmanstätten patterns, also
known as
Thomson structures, are
figures of long
phases of nickel–iron,
found in the
octahedrite shapes of iron meteorite...
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Italian classical archaeologist, architect, and artist,
famous for his
etchings of Rome and of
fictitious and
atmospheric "prisons" (Carceri d'invenzione)...
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shows a
different point of view
while the 1642
etching shows different figures in the cave. The 1642
etching also
depicts Christ as more of a healer, rather...
- The
following is a list of
etchings by the
Dutch painter and
etcher Rembrandt, with the
catalogue numbers of Adam Bartsch. Each
change or
addition to the...
- Mannerism.
Ornament prints, such as a set of 20
School of
Fontainebleau etchings from the 1540s
usually given to Jean Mignon,
disseminated the
style through...
