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Engraving
| Engraving Definition And Meaning |
What's The Definition Of Engraving?
[n] making engraved or etched plates and printing designs from them
[n] a block or plate that has been engraved
[n] a print made from an engraving
Synonyms | Synonyms for Engraving: etching
Related Terms | Find terms related to Engraving: abstract |
abstract art |
abstraction |
altarpiece |
anaglyph |
anaglyptics |
anaglyptography |
aquatint |
architectural sculpture |
art |
art form |
artist |
arts and crafts |
arts of design |
autolithograph |
bezel |
birthmark |
blaze |
blemish |
block |
block print |
blotch |
bone-carving |
brand |
burr |
calligraphy |
cameo |
caste mark |
casting |
cave art |
ceramics |
ceroplastics |
chamfer |
chase |
chasing |
check |
checkmark |
chink |
chiseling |
chromolithograph |
cicatrix |
clay sculpture |
collage |
color print |
copperplate |
copperplate print |
copy |
corrugation |
crack |
cranny |
crayon engraving |
cross-hatching |
cut |
cyclorama |
CYSP sculpture |
dado |
dapple |
daub |
decoration |
decorative sculpture |
demitint |
design |
designing |
diptych |
discoloration |
dot |
earmark |
earth art |
embossing |
engravement |
etch |
etching |
fine arts |
fleck |
flick |
flute |
fluting |
folk art |
founding |
freckle |
fresco |
furrow |
garden sculpture |
gash |
gem-cutting |
gem-engraving |
glass sculpture |
glass-cutting |
glyptic |
gouge |
graphic arts |
graphotype |
graving |
groove |
hack |
half tint |
hatching |
icon |
illumination |
illustration |
image |
impress |
impression |
imprint |
incision |
inscript |
inscription |
intaglio |
ivory-carving |
jot |
lentigo |
likeness |
line |
lining |
linoleum-block print |
lithograph |
lost-wax process |
macula |
mark |
marking |
metal sculpture |
mezzotint |
microgroove |
miniature |
modeling |
molding |
mole |
montage |
monumental sculpture |
mosaic |
mottle |
mural |
negative |
nevus |
nick |
notch |
panorama |
paper sculpture |
patch |
photograph |
photography |
picture |
plaster casting |
plastic art |
point |
polka dot |
portrait sculpture |
prick |
primitive art |
print |
puncture |
rabbet |
relief |
relief-carving |
relievo |
representation |
reproduction |
rifling |
rubber-block print |
ruck |
rut |
scar |
scarification |
score |
scoring |
scotch |
scratch |
scratching |
sculptor |
sculpture |
sculpturing |
shell-carving |
slash |
slashing |
slit |
speck |
speckle |
splash |
splotch |
spot |
stain |
stained glass window |
statuary |
steel engraving |
stencil |
stigma |
still life |
stipple |
stippling |
stone sculpture |
stonecutting |
strawberry mark |
streak |
stria |
striation |
sulcation |
sulcus |
tableau |
tapestry |
tattoo |
tattoo mark |
the arts |
tick |
tint |
tittle |
tooling |
triptych |
type-cutting |
vignette |
wall painting |
watermark |
well-worn groove |
whittling |
wire sculpture |
wood carving |
wood engraving |
woodblock |
woodcut |
woodprint |
wrinkle |
xyloglyphy |
xylograph
See Also | aquatint |
copperplate |
dry point |
etching |
gravure |
halftone |
halftone engraving |
line block |
line engraving |
linecut |
photoengraving |
plate |
print |
printmaking |
steel engraving |
steel engraving |
wood block |
wood engraving |
woodcut
Engraving In Webster's Dictionary
\En*grav"ing\, n.
1. The act or art of producing upon hard material incised or
raised patterns, characters, lines, and the like;
especially, the art of producing such lines, etc., in the
surface of metal plates or blocks of wood. Engraving is
used for the decoration of the surface itself; also, for
producing an original, from which a pattern or design may
be printed on paper.
2. That which is engraved; an engraved plate.
3. An impression from an engraved plate, block of wood, or
other material; a print.
Note: Engraving on wood is called xylography; on copper,
chalcography; on stone lithography. Engravings or
prints take from wood blocks are usually called wood
cuts, those from stone, lithographs.
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