Sentence examples for engraving work from inspiring English sources

The star of the show — Hudson's big rediscovery — is the incredibly detailed, meticulously shaded engraving work of Frederick Von Egloffstein, a nineteenth-century Prussian émigré who produced both maps and views of the West.

Cartographic engraving work of Georg Matthäus Seutter (also Matthias Seutter; 1678-1756) was was one of the most important and prolific German map publishers of the 18th century.

The director declined, willing only to have engraving work contracted out.

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

Although nominally a subordinate, Gobrecht would perform much of the engraving work for the Mint until Kneass' death in 1840, when Gobrecht was appointed chief engraver.

In early 1849, according to a letter written by Longacre the following year, the chief engraver was approached by a member of the Mint staff, warning him that another officer (plainly Peale) sought to have the engraving work done outside of the Mint, making Longacre redundant.

Guardi made extensive use of engravings of works by Canaletto and Michele Marieschi as a basis for his paintings.

This paperback-size marvel of draftsmanship and engraving rivals the work of Dürer.

Dawkins found work engraving book-plates, maps, and music first in New York City, then Philadelphia, and again in New York.

He quickly found work engraving scenes of the city, including this view of the Arch of Constantine, which was typical of Du Pérac's engraving style.

Composed of three white-gold models, each available in a limited edition of 20 pieces, the collection employs a combination of enameling, gem-setting, engraving and guilloché work — a decorative machine-turned engraving technique — to recreate three Escher drawings featuring interlocking patterns of doves in flight, shimmering blue fish and copper-tinged shells and starfish.