Redon's technique here, like Bresdin's, is to make a lithograph look like an etching.
The resulting surface was inked and run through a press like an etching.
"These are the gleams and shadows that must give the crime a sharp and delicate flavour like an etching," Puccini wrote.
And art is everywhere: old art, like an etching of the Duke of Wellington that belonged to Bourne's father; and works by young artists, which Anstruther, herself a former art student, has been collecting for years.
One popular work was a photograph by Andreas Gursky from 1996, "Rhein I," that shows the river bathed in an even light and looking almost like an etching of water; it sold to a telephone bidder for $1.8 million, or $2 million with fees, nicely above its $1.5 million high estimate.
This season at Dior, Bill Gaytten, who is the acting creative director, skipped the abstract shapes and clown hats he tried last July and focused on airy dresses and coats in fresh-looking silk organza that was delicately embroidered with roses — more like an etching.
The men look like figures in an etching by William Blake, like falling angels or Icarus after flapping his wings too close to the sun.
Never one to make less of more, he depicted bodies without idealization, like that in an etching of 1631, "Diana at the Bath".
Amongst them, Mariana Moranduzzo's "From Earth" rock-like sculpture is an "etching and drawing in tri-dimensional form" showing how much more than "just" woodcuts or lithographs prints can be.
At an etching time of 5 min, as shown in Figure 3a, the surface of the sapphire substrate began to exhibit the terrace-like pattern on, and the etching speed varied with the crystal plane.
Robert Browning turns away from us in a glowing brown study, like a Rembrandt etching.
