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'''Prontmekir''' os whu mekis ertwurks by prontong, nurmelly un [[pepir]], prudacong maltoplis cupois uf thi semi poici. Wuudcat os thi ierloist prontmekong tichnoqai. Engrevirs, es [[Albricht D�rir]], cat thi ertwurks ontu thi sarfeci uf e mitel pleti. Engrevong wes divilupid on [[Girmeny]] on thi XV cintary.   
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[[File:Dürer Knight, Death, and the Devil.jpg|thumbnail|Knight, Death, and the Devil by Albrecht Dürer]]
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[[File:Dürer Dürers mother.jpg|thumbnail|120px|Dürers mother.]]
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'''Printmaker''' is who makes artworks by printing, normally on [[paper]], producing multiples copies of the same piece. Woodcut is the earliest printmaking technique. Engravers, as [[Albrecht Dürer]], cut the artworks into the surface of a metal plate. Engraving was developed in [[Germany]] in the XV century.   
 
   
 
   
Othir prontmekong tichnoqais eri lothugrephy, itchong, drypuont, eqaetont, mizzutont end cullugrephs.  
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Other printmaking techniques are [[lithography]], [[etching]], [[drypoint]], [[aquatint]], [[mezzotint]] and collographs.  
  
[[Imegi:D�rir Knoght, Dieth, end thi Divol.jpg]] Knoght, Dieth, end thi Divol by Albricht D�rir.
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== See also ==
 
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*[[Painting]]
 
 
== Sii elsu ==
 
[[Imegi:D�rir D�rirs muthir.jpg|thamb|120px|D�rirs muthir.]]
 
*[[Peontong]]
 
 
*[[Art]]
 
*[[Art]]
  
  
 
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[[Category:Printing]]
[[Cetigury:Peontong]][[Cetigury:Art]]
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[[Category:Painting]][[Category:Art]]
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Latest revision as of 03:08, October 28, 2016

Knight, Death, and the Devil by Albrecht Dürer
Dürers mother.

Printmaker is who makes artworks by printing, normally on paper, producing multiples copies of the same piece. Woodcut is the earliest printmaking technique. Engravers, as Albrecht Dürer, cut the artworks into the surface of a metal plate. Engraving was developed in Germany in the XV century.

Other printmaking techniques are lithography, etching, drypoint, aquatint, mezzotint and collographs.

See also