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= an intaglio printmaking technique where a design is scratched directly onto a metal or plastic plate using a sharp, needle-like tool, creating soft, velvety lines; it is a form of direct engraving that does not use acid. | = an intaglio printmaking technique where a design is scratched directly onto a metal or plastic plate using a sharp, needle-like tool, creating soft, velvety lines; it is a form of direct engraving that does not use acid. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:37, 1 August 2026
= an intaglio printmaking technique where a design is scratched directly onto a metal or plastic plate using a sharp, needle-like tool, creating soft, velvety lines; it is a form of direct engraving that does not use acid.
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