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Aquatint is an
intaglio printmaking technique, a
variant of
etching that
produces areas of tone
rather than lines. For this
reason it has
mostly been used...
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Operation Aquatint was the
codename for a
failed raid by
British Commandos on the
coast of
occupied France during the
Second World War. The raid was undertaken...
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Following the operation,
Hayes was
awarded the
Military Cross.
Operation Aquatint was
planned for a
night in mid
September 1942 as a
reconnaissance mission...
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other intaglio techniques such as
engraving (e.g., Rembrandt) or
aquatint (e.g.,
Francisco Goya).
Etching was
already used in
antiquity for decorative...
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Intaglio techniques include collagraphy, engraving, etching, mezzotint,
aquatint. Planographic,
where the
matrix retains its
original surface, but is specially...
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Produces Monsters (Spanish: El sueño de la razón
produce monstruos) is an
aquatint by the
Spanish painter and
printmaker Francisco Goya.
Created between 1797...
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produced several sets of
prints using the
relatively new
technique of
aquatint.
Towards the end of his life Goya also
began to
experiment with lithography...
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remarkably successful in his missions. He was
killed in
action during Operation Aquatint,
which took
place on the German-occupied
French coastline in September...
- near Sainte-Honorine-des-Pertes from a
Motor Torpedo Boat in
Operation Aquatint, a
reconnaissance mission to
collect information about the surrounding...
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Thomas Sutherland (1785–1838) was a
British engraver and
aquatinter. As well as
contributing illustrations to
Rudolf Ackermann's The
Microcosm of London...
