engraving
చెక్కడం
definition
verb
my name was engraved on the ring
cut or carve (a text or design) on the surface of a hard object.
noun
The enormous influence of his woodcuts and engravings turned the print into a significant and distinctively German art form.
a print made from an engraved plate, block, or other surface.
translation of 'engraving'
ముద్రణ పటం
example
He spent a year studying in Italy before learning 'engraving' in Paris.
Drypoint is a process of 'engraving' in which line images are carved into a plate using a hard needle tool.
There will be demonstrations of glassmaking techniques, including 'engraving' and painting on glass.
Considered as goldsmith's work, the dishes are unremarkable and represent a fairly standard form for the time; it is in their complex and dense 'engraving' that their artistic interest lies.
There he studied painting with him and learned the Western technique of 'engraving' .
Walking around the back of the island an 'engraving' on the wall of a building intrigued me.
Such qualities stood to challenge the kind of collective participation and sectional approach traditional 'engraving' often required.
The gilder perhaps derived this delicate technique, a form of 'engraving' , from Giles's apprenticeship to a jeweller.
Designs used blown glass techniques with little cutting and 'engraving' but no painting or gilding.
Artisans then begin the process of 'engraving' on it.
Techniques of 'engraving' , casting, and die-stamping usually associated with silver are also employed in jewelry making.
Alan could make out ornate 'engraving' across the surface and for the first time noticed the small feet that protruded from under the rim.
the quality of his 'engraving' established new standards
The early history of music-printing relates closely to printing in general and to the ancillary arts of 'engraving' , map-making, and die-cutting for coins and medals.
In the course of his research, Professor Turner has developed the skill to recognise styles of 'engraving' in the manner of a handwriting expert.
The monk reached down, took it out, and peered at the intricate 'engraving' of Chinese characters.
Take your time don't rush your work - 'engraving' is a time consuming process and some mistakes cannot be undone!
the scene is depicted in a contemporary 'engraving' by William Hogarth
Born, raised, and educated just outside of London, Barraclough initially learned the art of 'engraving' from a Master English gunsmith in the late 1940s.
The traditional Basque decorative arts consist primarily of woodcarving and 'engraving' on stone.
Before moving to America he had worked in Chorley as an apprentice calico designer and learned the art of 'engraving' at his father's business, who was a woollen manufacturer.
It is similar to the technique of 'engraving' , where a line is cut straight into the metal plate by the engraver.
By the middle of the 1600s 'engravings' depict the tower as three storeys high but dilapidated.
As well as contemporary bronzes and ivories, 'engravings' were also being used as design sources.
For sheer numbers of prints and 'engravings' reproduced, no other Victorian artist came close.
Certain of the artist's plates, pictures and 'engravings' had been sold in 1858 for £2,500.
The shop specialises in maps, 'engravings' , and prints from 1570 onwards.
On display will be a range of visual interpretations of characters and scenes, including early wood 'engravings' and contemporary photographs.
Some cards were printed on simulated parchment, and some were illustrated with copperplate 'engravings' .
The Napoleon book features 'engravings' and watercolours showing the island of St Helena and portraits of the emperor and the Count De Las Cases.
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