hemautography (Meaning)
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hemautography (n.)
The obtaining of a curve similar to a pulse curve or sphygmogram by allowing the blood from a divided artery to strike against a piece of paper.
Synonyms & Antonyms of hemautography
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hemautography Sentence Examples
- Hemautography is the graphic silhouette of a plant or other object, created by its own blood-like sap.
- The red hemautography of the poppy vividly adorned the white linen tablecloth.
- Hemautography was a popular technique in botanical illustrations during the Victorian era.
- The delicate hemautography of the geranium revealed the intricate network of its veins.
- Artists used hemautography to capture the ephemeral beauty of flowers and plants in their prime.
- The hemautography of the rosebush served as a memento of its blooming season.
- By carefully pressing the plant onto specially prepared paper, artists could create startlingly realistic hemautographies.
- The hemautography of the fern showcased the intricate fronds and delicate textures of the plant.
- Hemautography not only preserved the image of the plant but also provided insight into its physiological processes.
- The hemautography of the aloe vera leaf captured the soothing and healing properties of the plant.
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The obtaining of a curve similar to a pulse curve or sphygmogram by allowing the blood from a divided artery to strike against a piece of paper.
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Hemautography is the graphic silhouette of a plant or other object, created by its own blood-like sap.
The red hemautography of the poppy vividly adorned the white linen tablecloth.
Hemautography was a popular technique in botanical illustrations during the Victorian era.
The delicate hemautography of the geranium revealed the intricate network of its veins.
