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Meanings of photogravure in English
Portuguese
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fotogravat Usage of photogravure in English
1
Each volume will contain a photogravure frontispiece reproduction of the original title.
2
The photogravure process is costly both in the plate-making and in the printing.
3
Shoulder-high beside him hung the photogravure that had already saved his life once.
4
Directly opposite him upon the wall was a dark-toned photogravure of a hunting scene.
5
Therefore, as he spelled out the reading-matter beneath the photogravure, he was sharply disappointed.
6
Each volume has a photogravure frontispiece, and the books are produced with great care.
7
The illustrations are of unusual beauty, and have been reproduced in both photogravure and half-tone.
8
The development of modern processes of photolithography, photogravure, and etching has revolutionized the note counterfeiting industry.
9
Each volume has a frontispiece, usually in photogravure.
10
Her water-colors, too, have been published in photogravure.
11
One beautiful photogravure from Burne Jones' "Wheel of Fortune" was hung over the mantelpiece.
12
Fifth: From photogravure or similar engraved plates.
13
The photogravure frontispiece by Albertine Randall Wheelan.
14
All photogravure plate makers of the present time have more or less copied the process of Fox Talbot.
15
With photogravure frontispiece and 16 illustrations
16
Volume I. contains a photogravure frontispiece of a portrait of Dr. John Brown, by Sir George Reid, P.R.S.A.
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