Sentence examples for do engravings from inspiring English sources

In 1924 he was asked to do engravings for the Golden Cockerel Press; the best remembered of his hundreds of engravings and dozens of books is the Four Gospels (1931), printed from type expressly designed by him for the press.

And what they can do is, very slowly they can discolor materials, so they can do engravings — those will take an hour or more to do an engraving — and for extremely thin material, paper or balsa wood, they can even manage cutting.

He did engravings to be used as covers for some of his books.

Through a family friend, she landed a job doing engraving work at a badge and trophy shop.

When you're done engraving, clean off the stone in the water bowl or wipe it off with a damp rag.

And we do have engravings that were made, engravings and paintings, that were made when the Colosseum was in better condition, and when some of that stucco and painted decoration still existed.

Rouault illustrated Vollard's sequels to Alfred Jarry's "Ubu" series (there are three related works in the show) and he did other engravings for Vollard's lavish books, in exchange for which Vollard financed "Miserere," Rouault's own great project and masterpiece.

The artist and/or company that did these engravings is unknown at this time but I'm sure he/she/they will be the hit of some sort of convention; Apple, Star Trek, or otherwise.

William Harvey, a pupil of Thomas Bewick and one of Britain's leading engravers, did the boxwood engravings, but Lane stood at his shoulder, checking the look of things and providing previously published engravings of Egyptian and Moorish architecture for him to copy.

"The engravings do appear intentional and it's hard to easily envisage a purely functional explanation for them.

If the engravings don't look very well-made, there's a good chance that the glasses aren't, either.