Sentence examples for printmaking on from inspiring English sources

"Not everyone needs a tattoo," said Mr. Hardy, who now concentrates on fine art, painting and printmaking on inanimate canvases.

He might attach strips of paper between his hatch lines, with a tactile appeal like that of chine collé (printmaking on layered sheets).

Mr. Voulkos first encountered clay in a required ceramics course at Montana State College in Bozeman, where he was studying painting and printmaking on the G.I. Bill in the late 1940's.

The section of the exhibition devoted to the influence of Japanese printmaking on American artists, making up about a quarter of the show, reveals a moment when American art was in transition, with artists struggling to find their voice.

In his introductory essay in the festival guidebook he asserts, "Fixated on defining the realm of printmaking based on technique, some printmakers have printed themselves into a corner, away from the center of contemporary artistic trends".

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

The late 1870s marked the height of Degas's graphic experimentation, after which he moved away from printmaking to concentrate on enriching his use of pastel.

Particularly admired for his prints, he wrote a long essay on printmaking for the 15th edition of the Encyclopaedia Britannica, published in 1975, and a book, "Printmaking: Methods Old and New," still a standard text.

But in the fifties she took up sculpture at first, she made them on her roof and abandoned printmaking for decades.

Their book "The Complete Printmaker" first published in 1972, has been called the definitive textbook on printmaking.

Its effect was the most immediate on printmaking: photographic reproduction processes made reproductive printmaking obsolete, and printmaking was returned to the creative artist.