Sentence examples for printmaking of from inspiring English sources

After the death of Mantegna in 1506, Italian printmaking of the 16th century was dominated by lesser figures.

English printmaking of the 19th century centred around two great personalities, Sir Francis Seymour Haden and his brother-in-law, James McNeill Whistler.

It surveys genre painting in France in the 18th century and is complemented by an exhibition on French printmaking of the same period.

"We were both in art school at the University of Alberta, in Edmonton — I was studying painting, she was studying printmaking, of all things — and she invited me over to help her make a film".

The impact of the twin influences of printmaking and of Thomas's talent over Paul can be measured as early as 1748.

The artist believes there is an extraordinarily evocative, even quaint, element to the medium: "I've always had a love of printmaking because of the magic and alchemy of it all.

During this period Rupert became closely involved in the development of the printmaking process of mezzotint, a method of "negative" printing which eventually superseded the older woodcut method of printmaking.

PRINTMAKING COUNCIL OF NEW JERSEY "The World of ElectroEtch," works created using the nontoxic printmaking method developed by Marion and Omri Behr of Branchburg.

PRINTMAKING COUNCIL OF NEW JERSEY EuropeEASTashow a shof of contemporary Eastern European printmaking.

We know Lear best as a befuddled middle-aged man, but he was a prodigy of printmaking, a sort of Victorian David Hockney, with a charming if odd manner that brought him early fame and easy access to the famous.

PRINTMAKING COUNCIL OF NEW JERSEY "Dust Shaped Hearts" by Don Camp -- A Collection of casein and earth pigment monoprints".