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Repoussé (French: [ʁəpuse] ) or
repoussage ([ʁəpusaʒ] ) is a
metalworking technique in
which a
malleable metal is
shaped by
hammering from the reverse...
- CE. The so-called "Copper
Solar Ogee Deity," a 21
inches (53 cm) high
repoussé copper plate,
depicts the
profile of a
dancing winged figure, wielding...
- be used for the skin,
copper sheets, and the
method used to
shape it,
repoussé, in
which the
sheets were
heated and then
struck with
wooden hammers. An...
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Tiffany & Co.
pitcher (c. 1871)
having paneled sides and
repoussé design with s****,
scrolls and flowers; top edge is
repousse arrowhead leaf design...
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surfaces to
produce the jewellery,
including soldering,
plating and gilding,
repoussé, chasing, inlay, enamelling,
filigree and granulation, stamping, striking...
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especially in the Renaissance.
Various modelling techniques are used, such
repoussé ("pushed-back") in metalwork,
where a thin
metal plate is
shaped from behind...
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graphic artist technique Relief art
technique Relief printing technique Repoussé and
chasing technique Resin art
technique Rubbing (art)
Scratchitti graffiti...
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different media and techniques, like
painted terracotta reliefs, br****
repousse works,
paintings on
paper and canvas, etc. The
commonest examples were...
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Repoussé and
engraved relief of
Hercules (right), Eros (center) and
Iolaus (left) on the
Ficoroni cista.[citation needed] 4th
century BC
Etruscan ritual...
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shaped vessel used to hold perfume. Its
surface was
usually decorated with
repoussé and
engraved symbolic figures. Much of the
jewellery found was not worn...
