Sentence examples for engraved copies from inspiring English sources

Engraved copies, based on widely circulating carte portraits of politician and generals, illustrated the pages of magazines like Frank Leslie's and Harper's Weekly.

His image was everywhere in France: in the frontispieces of books dedicated to him and in engraved copies of portraits and paintings.

The exhibition begins with American magazines of the 1860's that published engraved copies of Civil War photographs at a time when actual photographs could not be printed with text.

A beautifully engraved copy of the book's first edition is $79.99.

If memory traces are not images in the head, somehow directly resembling their objects, and if we are to cash out unanalysed and persistent metaphors of imprinting, engraving, copying, coding, or writing (Krell 1990, pp. 3 7), then what kind of "analogue" is the trace?

Secretary of State John Quincy Adams saw that the original Declaration was showing signs of wear so he commissioned William J. Stone to engrave an exact copy.

Ideographic text and illustrations were engraved in wooden blocks, inked, and copied on paper.

They must be scribed (engraved) on the originals so that guide copies can be prepared by contact printing for final colour-separation scribing.

The letter is engraved in intaglio on the face surface; usually two copies of the same letter are superimposed (duplex matrices)—one normal, or roman, the other a variant, either italic (sloping design) or boldface (stronger design).

The fake movement, a copy of the Unitas 6497, has been engraved with repeating logos and "beautified" with a few unique additions to an otherwise generic movement.

The bundle includes a 250GB Hard Drive engraved with the FINAL FANTASY XIII name, two Wireless Controllers, exclusive downloadable avatar items and a Standard Edition copy of FINAL FANTASY XIII.