Sentence examples for A printmaking from inspiring English sources

Anything else is just a printmaking factory".

There will also be a printmaking workshop inspired by the Whitney's famed Calder "Circus".

During the 1930s Hayter operated a printmaking studio at 17 Rue Campagne-Première in Paris.

Tuyet Bach will lead older children in "Flowers Everywhere," a printmaking workshop.

She still has a printmaking block with footballs that he carved.

A carved tire is the central motif of the work, which the artist turned into a printmaking device.

We know Lear best as a befuddled middle-aged man, but he was a prodigy of printmaking, a sort of Victorian David Hockney, with a charming if odd manner that brought him early fame and easy access to the famous.

He studied painting, with a sideline in printmaking, a guaranteed moneymaker.

In Massachusetts and West Virginia, Blanche Lazzell created an impressive body of woodcuts using a simplified printmaking process known as the "white line" technique, in which colors are printed one at a time on a single woodblock carved with the print's entire design.

Beginning on Saturday, Thrash, who developed an innovative printmaking technique while a member of the Depression-era W.P.A. Graphic Arts Workshop, will be the subject of a major retrospective of some 100 works at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, which began acquiring his art in 1941.

It makes a big deal of an uncommon printmaking medium: monotype, created by working in ink on a hard surface and then pressing paper against it.