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Also known as etching technique

tecnica della stampa calcografica

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Etching is a printmaking technique where an image is created by using acid to eat away at a metal plate, which is then used to print multiple copies of the design. It matters because it was an important artistic innovation that allowed printmakers like Daniel Hopfer to produce detailed images that could be reproduced and shared widely.

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material
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The Soldier and his Wife.jpg
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Commons category
Etchings
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Etchings
practiced by
etcher
topic's main category
Category:Etching
different from
heavy water
P13411
April 12
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Article · Italiano

Acquaforte (in latino aqua fortis) anticamente designava l'acido nitrico, detto anche mordente. Oggi indica una tecnica incisoria indiretta. Gesù tra i Dottori, 1654. Acquaforte di Rembrandt, cm 9,5×14,3. La grande caccia, 1619. Acquaforte di Jacques Callot, cm 20×46,7.Tratti in acquaforte ingranditi otto volte.

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