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drypoint
This term refers specifically to a mechanical process of incising a plate without the use of acid, distinguishing it from traditional etching. The resulting "burr"—the ridge of metal pushed up by the needle—is the defining characteristic of the medium, as it traps ink to create a rich, blurred line that differs from the clean, sharp lines of engraving.
When used to describe the resulting artwork, the term functions as a countable noun. However, when referring to the technique itself as a discipline or method, it is treated as an uncountable noun.
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The professor explained how drypoint differs from etching by the absence of acid.
I prefer the velvety line quality that only a drypoint can produce.
He spent hours carefully scratching the copper plate using the drypoint technique.
This particular drypoint is a rare early state of the artist's final composition.
This particular drypoint is a rare early state of the artist's final composition.
The burr in drypoint wears down quickly under the pressure of the press.
Let me show you how to hold the needle for a clean drypoint stroke.
She decided to combine aquatint with drypoint to add deeper textures to the sky.
I wonder if this print is a genuine drypoint or a later reproduction.