xylographic (Meaning)
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xylographic (a.)
Alt. of Xylographical
Synonyms & Antonyms of xylographic
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xylographic Sentence Examples
- The xylographic illustrations in the ancient scroll depicted intricate scenes with fine details.
- Xylographic printing played a pivotal role in the dissemination of knowledge during the Renaissance.
- The xylographic press allowed for the mass production of printed materials, including books and maps.
- Xylographic woodcuts were used to create decorative elements on furniture, textiles, and other objects.
- The xylographer's skill lay in carving intricate designs onto wooden blocks.
- Xylographic art is characterized by its bold lines and expressive forms.
- The xylographic technique has been adapted for contemporary printing methods, such as relief printmaking.
- Xylographic books are highly valued by collectors for their historical and artistic significance.
- The xylographic tablets found at the archaeological site provide valuable insights into ancient writing systems.
- Xylographic printing remains an important tool for preserving cultural heritage and transmitting knowledge.
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Alt. of Xylographical
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The xylographic illustrations in the ancient scroll depicted intricate scenes with fine details.
Xylographic printing played a pivotal role in the dissemination of knowledge during the Renaissance.
The xylographic press allowed for the mass production of printed materials, including books and maps.
Xylographic woodcuts were used to create decorative elements on furniture, textiles, and other objects.
