Definition of linocut in English:

linocut

noun ˈlʌɪnəʊkʌtˈlaɪnoʊˌkət

1A design or form carved in relief on a block of linoleum.
（亚麻）油毡浮雕图案
Example sentencesExamples
- This year's event will feature the work of 30 artists from as far afield as Holland and Spain covering an array of subjects from angels to seahorses and a variety of techniques from linocut to aquatint.
- Stencil and linocut monoprint posters on their website, reminiscent of Paris 1968, invite us to unplug the addictive TV drip from our lives.
- The two most famous artists to use linocut are Matisse and Picasso.
- Indeed, one talented young girl, Selina Ebatarinja, moves between both, trying her hand at linocut prints before returning to her reading and writing.
- He continued to create woodcuts, etchings and linocuts.
- She produced some of her earliest designs using linocuts.
- In part one of this article the basic printmaking techniques relief printing and intaglio printing were discussed and the relief techniques woodcut, wood engraving and linocut were introduced.
- Finally, the print is completed from the back with a relief process of woodcut or linocut to intensify shapes and/or colors.
- This process involves etching, engraving, dry point, aquatint, mezzotint, linocut and wood block.
- A master sculptor and printmaker influenced by the Mexican tradition of mural and linocut making, as well as European modernism, Catlett uses her experience as a black woman to adhere the commonalties she sees between the struggles.
- They show his progression in the creative linocut process and the uniqueness of each incarnation of the proof.
- He works mostly with silkscreen, linocut and collagraph.
- Preston produced oil paintings, linocut prints, and woodcuts that were often still-lifes of Australian flora and fauna.
1. 1.1 A print made from a linocut block.
  （亚麻）油毡浮雕版印刷品
  Example sentencesExamples
  Once I had made those patterns I transferred them to the lino and made the linocuts and transferred them onto the fabric, which then became masks, gloves and ears.
  He offers a series of large, velvet-like linocuts, printed with precision.
  Because of the softer material of the linoleum, a linocut is easier to produce than a woodcut.
  Each linocut commemorates the legislative designation of a state representative - animal, vegetable or mineral.
  What he fails to mention in his article, however, is that apart from the alleged eight sculptures and 30 paintings out of 300 acquired works, the exhibition included a wealth of ceramics, linocuts, beaded works and embroidery.
  Samcuia's Africa is cobbled together from tribal carvings, San rock art, Mission school linocuts and the foliate designs seen in African ceramics and printed fabrics.
  The ever restless Pablo Picasso began in the 1950s to create multicolor linocuts from just one block.
  A signed linocut by Henri Matisse will set you back £15, 510, or a signed Lichtenstein screenprint as much as £20,000.
  These shaped linocuts are apparently portraits of the artist's mother.
  This colorful linocut was one of the artist's first uses of multiple blocks in registration.
  By the time he died in 1973 he had produced a substantial body of original etchings, lithographs and linocuts, which rank with the greatest prints of the 20th Century.
  Invented by Picasso, reduction linocuts are made by cutting away a single block in stages and printing it at each stage so that in the end there is nothing left of image on the block.
  His very first print, a linocut, made in the same year, Spiral Motif was one of the earliest of his abstract forms and recurred throughout his career.
  Each student has produced a painting on a circular canvas, a linocut, two ceramic plates, and a piece of text.
  There is something overwhelmingly satisfying in being able to look at a linocut printed with exactly the right amount of pressure, with the edges of its printed sheet left pristine.
  This quite exceptional snapshot of British modernism from the 1910s to the 1950s is broken down into four main types of print-making: lithography, colour woodcuts, linocuts and wood engravings.
  He made a linocut about the raid and printed it on his mother's mangle.
  He specialises in linocuts, where a template is made and prints can be duplicated.
  From this time he began abstract work, though he continued to do woodcuts and linocuts of an Expressionist character.
  On display will be a number of book illustrations and watercolours produced between the 1920s and the late 1980s, as well as his much-loved linocuts, including Liverpool Street Station and Snowstorm at Brighton.
  Synonyms
  engraving, print, impression, block, plate, dry point, cut, woodcut, vignette

Definition of linocut in US English:

linocut

nounˈlīnōˌkətˈlaɪnoʊˌkət

1A design or form carved in relief on a block of linoleum.
（亚麻）油毡浮雕图案
Example sentencesExamples
- Indeed, one talented young girl, Selina Ebatarinja, moves between both, trying her hand at linocut prints before returning to her reading and writing.
- Preston produced oil paintings, linocut prints, and woodcuts that were often still-lifes of Australian flora and fauna.
- He continued to create woodcuts, etchings and linocuts.
- This process involves etching, engraving, dry point, aquatint, mezzotint, linocut and wood block.
- Stencil and linocut monoprint posters on their website, reminiscent of Paris 1968, invite us to unplug the addictive TV drip from our lives.
- They show his progression in the creative linocut process and the uniqueness of each incarnation of the proof.
- The two most famous artists to use linocut are Matisse and Picasso.
- A master sculptor and printmaker influenced by the Mexican tradition of mural and linocut making, as well as European modernism, Catlett uses her experience as a black woman to adhere the commonalties she sees between the struggles.
- She produced some of her earliest designs using linocuts.
- He works mostly with silkscreen, linocut and collagraph.
- Finally, the print is completed from the back with a relief process of woodcut or linocut to intensify shapes and/or colors.
- In part one of this article the basic printmaking techniques relief printing and intaglio printing were discussed and the relief techniques woodcut, wood engraving and linocut were introduced.
- This year's event will feature the work of 30 artists from as far afield as Holland and Spain covering an array of subjects from angels to seahorses and a variety of techniques from linocut to aquatint.
1. 1.1 A print made from a linocut.
  （亚麻）油毡浮雕版印刷品
  Example sentencesExamples
  He offers a series of large, velvet-like linocuts, printed with precision.
  Samcuia's Africa is cobbled together from tribal carvings, San rock art, Mission school linocuts and the foliate designs seen in African ceramics and printed fabrics.
  This colorful linocut was one of the artist's first uses of multiple blocks in registration.
  From this time he began abstract work, though he continued to do woodcuts and linocuts of an Expressionist character.
  His very first print, a linocut, made in the same year, Spiral Motif was one of the earliest of his abstract forms and recurred throughout his career.
  There is something overwhelmingly satisfying in being able to look at a linocut printed with exactly the right amount of pressure, with the edges of its printed sheet left pristine.
  He made a linocut about the raid and printed it on his mother's mangle.
  What he fails to mention in his article, however, is that apart from the alleged eight sculptures and 30 paintings out of 300 acquired works, the exhibition included a wealth of ceramics, linocuts, beaded works and embroidery.
  These shaped linocuts are apparently portraits of the artist's mother.
  On display will be a number of book illustrations and watercolours produced between the 1920s and the late 1980s, as well as his much-loved linocuts, including Liverpool Street Station and Snowstorm at Brighton.
  The ever restless Pablo Picasso began in the 1950s to create multicolor linocuts from just one block.
  This quite exceptional snapshot of British modernism from the 1910s to the 1950s is broken down into four main types of print-making: lithography, colour woodcuts, linocuts and wood engravings.
  By the time he died in 1973 he had produced a substantial body of original etchings, lithographs and linocuts, which rank with the greatest prints of the 20th Century.
  Invented by Picasso, reduction linocuts are made by cutting away a single block in stages and printing it at each stage so that in the end there is nothing left of image on the block.
  A signed linocut by Henri Matisse will set you back £15, 510, or a signed Lichtenstein screenprint as much as £20,000.
  Each student has produced a painting on a circular canvas, a linocut, two ceramic plates, and a piece of text.
  He specialises in linocuts, where a template is made and prints can be duplicated.
  Each linocut commemorates the legislative designation of a state representative - animal, vegetable or mineral.
  Once I had made those patterns I transferred them to the lino and made the linocuts and transferred them onto the fabric, which then became masks, gloves and ears.
  Because of the softer material of the linoleum, a linocut is easier to produce than a woodcut.
  Synonyms
  engraving, print, impression, block, plate, dry point, cut, woodcut, vignette

单词	linocut
释义	Definition of linocut in English: linocut noun ˈlʌɪnəʊkʌtˈlaɪnoʊˌkət 1A design or form carved in relief on a block of linoleum. （亚麻）油毡浮雕图案 Example sentencesExamples This year's event will feature the work of 30 artists from as far afield as Holland and Spain covering an array of subjects from angels to seahorses and a variety of techniques from linocut to aquatint. Stencil and linocut monoprint posters on their website, reminiscent of Paris 1968, invite us to unplug the addictive TV drip from our lives. The two most famous artists to use linocut are Matisse and Picasso. Indeed, one talented young girl, Selina Ebatarinja, moves between both, trying her hand at linocut prints before returning to her reading and writing. He continued to create woodcuts, etchings and linocuts. She produced some of her earliest designs using linocuts. In part one of this article the basic printmaking techniques relief printing and intaglio printing were discussed and the relief techniques woodcut, wood engraving and linocut were introduced. Finally, the print is completed from the back with a relief process of woodcut or linocut to intensify shapes and/or colors. This process involves etching, engraving, dry point, aquatint, mezzotint, linocut and wood block. A master sculptor and printmaker influenced by the Mexican tradition of mural and linocut making, as well as European modernism, Catlett uses her experience as a black woman to adhere the commonalties she sees between the struggles. They show his progression in the creative linocut process and the uniqueness of each incarnation of the proof. He works mostly with silkscreen, linocut and collagraph. Preston produced oil paintings, linocut prints, and woodcuts that were often still-lifes of Australian flora and fauna. 1.1 A print made from a linocut block. （亚麻）油毡浮雕版印刷品 Example sentencesExamples Once I had made those patterns I transferred them to the lino and made the linocuts and transferred them onto the fabric, which then became masks, gloves and ears. He offers a series of large, velvet-like linocuts, printed with precision. Because of the softer material of the linoleum, a linocut is easier to produce than a woodcut. Each linocut commemorates the legislative designation of a state representative - animal, vegetable or mineral. What he fails to mention in his article, however, is that apart from the alleged eight sculptures and 30 paintings out of 300 acquired works, the exhibition included a wealth of ceramics, linocuts, beaded works and embroidery. Samcuia's Africa is cobbled together from tribal carvings, San rock art, Mission school linocuts and the foliate designs seen in African ceramics and printed fabrics. The ever restless Pablo Picasso began in the 1950s to create multicolor linocuts from just one block. A signed linocut by Henri Matisse will set you back £15, 510, or a signed Lichtenstein screenprint as much as £20,000. These shaped linocuts are apparently portraits of the artist's mother. This colorful linocut was one of the artist's first uses of multiple blocks in registration. By the time he died in 1973 he had produced a substantial body of original etchings, lithographs and linocuts, which rank with the greatest prints of the 20th Century. Invented by Picasso, reduction linocuts are made by cutting away a single block in stages and printing it at each stage so that in the end there is nothing left of image on the block. His very first print, a linocut, made in the same year, Spiral Motif was one of the earliest of his abstract forms and recurred throughout his career. Each student has produced a painting on a circular canvas, a linocut, two ceramic plates, and a piece of text. There is something overwhelmingly satisfying in being able to look at a linocut printed with exactly the right amount of pressure, with the edges of its printed sheet left pristine. This quite exceptional snapshot of British modernism from the 1910s to the 1950s is broken down into four main types of print-making: lithography, colour woodcuts, linocuts and wood engravings. He made a linocut about the raid and printed it on his mother's mangle. He specialises in linocuts, where a template is made and prints can be duplicated. From this time he began abstract work, though he continued to do woodcuts and linocuts of an Expressionist character. On display will be a number of book illustrations and watercolours produced between the 1920s and the late 1980s, as well as his much-loved linocuts, including Liverpool Street Station and Snowstorm at Brighton. Synonyms engraving, print, impression, block, plate, dry point, cut, woodcut, vignette Definition of linocut in US English: linocut nounˈlīnōˌkətˈlaɪnoʊˌkət 1A design or form carved in relief on a block of linoleum. （亚麻）油毡浮雕图案 Example sentencesExamples Indeed, one talented young girl, Selina Ebatarinja, moves between both, trying her hand at linocut prints before returning to her reading and writing. Preston produced oil paintings, linocut prints, and woodcuts that were often still-lifes of Australian flora and fauna. He continued to create woodcuts, etchings and linocuts. This process involves etching, engraving, dry point, aquatint, mezzotint, linocut and wood block. Stencil and linocut monoprint posters on their website, reminiscent of Paris 1968, invite us to unplug the addictive TV drip from our lives. They show his progression in the creative linocut process and the uniqueness of each incarnation of the proof. The two most famous artists to use linocut are Matisse and Picasso. A master sculptor and printmaker influenced by the Mexican tradition of mural and linocut making, as well as European modernism, Catlett uses her experience as a black woman to adhere the commonalties she sees between the struggles. She produced some of her earliest designs using linocuts. He works mostly with silkscreen, linocut and collagraph. Finally, the print is completed from the back with a relief process of woodcut or linocut to intensify shapes and/or colors. In part one of this article the basic printmaking techniques relief printing and intaglio printing were discussed and the relief techniques woodcut, wood engraving and linocut were introduced. This year's event will feature the work of 30 artists from as far afield as Holland and Spain covering an array of subjects from angels to seahorses and a variety of techniques from linocut to aquatint. 1.1 A print made from a linocut. （亚麻）油毡浮雕版印刷品 Example sentencesExamples He offers a series of large, velvet-like linocuts, printed with precision. Samcuia's Africa is cobbled together from tribal carvings, San rock art, Mission school linocuts and the foliate designs seen in African ceramics and printed fabrics. This colorful linocut was one of the artist's first uses of multiple blocks in registration. From this time he began abstract work, though he continued to do woodcuts and linocuts of an Expressionist character. His very first print, a linocut, made in the same year, Spiral Motif was one of the earliest of his abstract forms and recurred throughout his career. There is something overwhelmingly satisfying in being able to look at a linocut printed with exactly the right amount of pressure, with the edges of its printed sheet left pristine. He made a linocut about the raid and printed it on his mother's mangle. What he fails to mention in his article, however, is that apart from the alleged eight sculptures and 30 paintings out of 300 acquired works, the exhibition included a wealth of ceramics, linocuts, beaded works and embroidery. These shaped linocuts are apparently portraits of the artist's mother. On display will be a number of book illustrations and watercolours produced between the 1920s and the late 1980s, as well as his much-loved linocuts, including Liverpool Street Station and Snowstorm at Brighton. The ever restless Pablo Picasso began in the 1950s to create multicolor linocuts from just one block. This quite exceptional snapshot of British modernism from the 1910s to the 1950s is broken down into four main types of print-making: lithography, colour woodcuts, linocuts and wood engravings. By the time he died in 1973 he had produced a substantial body of original etchings, lithographs and linocuts, which rank with the greatest prints of the 20th Century. Invented by Picasso, reduction linocuts are made by cutting away a single block in stages and printing it at each stage so that in the end there is nothing left of image on the block. A signed linocut by Henri Matisse will set you back £15, 510, or a signed Lichtenstein screenprint as much as £20,000. Each student has produced a painting on a circular canvas, a linocut, two ceramic plates, and a piece of text. He specialises in linocuts, where a template is made and prints can be duplicated. Each linocut commemorates the legislative designation of a state representative - animal, vegetable or mineral. Once I had made those patterns I transferred them to the lino and made the linocuts and transferred them onto the fabric, which then became masks, gloves and ears. Because of the softer material of the linoleum, a linocut is easier to produce than a woodcut. Synonyms engraving, print, impression, block, plate, dry point, cut, woodcut, vignette
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