Spanish
grabado de madera Engraving consisting of a block of wood with a design cut into it; used to make prints.
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It is a colour woodcut and was made exactly 180 years ago.
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To illustrate this more clearly, I will refer to the following woodcut:
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There is also a crude woodcut of this bellows printed as fig.
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The native name of that figured in the woodcut is Mamvira.
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The different styles include sublime landscapes, quirky French villagers and contemporary woodcut prints.
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The lines of division were longitudinal, as represented in the woodcut.
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The annexed woodcut will give you an idea of its appearance.
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The foregoing woodcut can convey only an imperfect idea of this immense crater.
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An egg magnified is drawn at the bottom left-hand corner of the woodcut.
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This last is represented by the right hand figure of the accompanying woodcut.
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Fronting the first page was a faded woodcut, the portrait of a woman.
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From where I stood it looked like a relief or woodcut.
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In the right-hand margin, a woodcut showed a man swinging a sharp hoe.
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Is not the angel of Lorenzo Credi in Mrs. Jameson's woodcut?
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Two of these are shown in the woodcut united together.
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At that moment the woodcut in my book of travels flashed vividly before me.
