Sentence examples for large edition from inspiring English sources

As with drypoint, mezzotint plates must be steel faced if a large edition is desired.

She gave poetic readings, and plans were made for publication of a large edition of her works.

And then everything Gastman touches will all turn into shit, and if you bought that umpteenth Shepard Fairey print from a large edition, you will get caught holding the bag.

Prints from large editions are reasonably affordable.

And, like a successful fashion designer, Hirst has a "diffusion line", selling prints in large editions.

Hogarth's engravings ran to very large editions and were recut and reissued and then copied at reduced scale for books of the Complete Works.

New dealerships, including Eyestorm and Artland, are going after a low-end art market with large editions and new reproduction technologies, like digital printing.

Lithography, invented in 1798 by a German, Alois Senefelder, and practiced by drawing on a stone with a crayon, made the printing of large editions possible and opened a path to many new developments.

Screen prints and lithographs allowed artists to reproduce their images cheaply in large editions, while also enabling them to distribute the art independently of the museum and gallery system.

He realised that the obvious classics sold best, and started to produce his own Books for Pleasure in 1949, printing large editions at a low price that he could sell quickly, and dispensing with most of the overhead calculations that apply to normal publishing.

Similarly, the Uzbek edition, being among the ten smallest in the dataset, shows high concept overlap with large editions.