photoglyptic (Meaning)
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photoglyptic (a.)
Same as Photoglyphic.
Synonyms & Antonyms of photoglyptic
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photoglyptic Sentence Examples
- The photoglyptic technique involved exposing a coated glass plate to light to create an image.
- Photoglyptic reproductions could be made in a variety of sizes, from small engravings to large murals.
- The photoglyptic process was particularly suited for reproducing complex and detailed artwork.
- Photoglyptic prints were often used to illustrate books and magazines.
- Some artists experimented with using photoglyptic techniques to create experimental and abstract works.
- Photoglyptic prints were often mistaken for photographs due to their high level of detail and realism.
- The invention of photoglyptic printing revolutionized the way that images were reproduced and disseminated.
- Photoglyptic techniques were used by artists and illustrators throughout the 19th and early 20th centuries.
- Photoglyptic prints are now highly sought-after by collectors and art enthusiasts.
- The photoglyptic process has been adapted and used in modern printing techniques, such as photogravure and rotogravure.
FAQs About the word photoglyptic
Same as Photoglyphic.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The photoglyptic technique involved exposing a coated glass plate to light to create an image.
Photoglyptic reproductions could be made in a variety of sizes, from small engravings to large murals.
The photoglyptic process was particularly suited for reproducing complex and detailed artwork.
Photoglyptic prints were often used to illustrate books and magazines.
