intaglio in a sentence

1. the dies bore a design in intaglio

2. Intaglio of sardonyx mounted in gold.

3. a collection of 34 unmounted intaglios

4. Intaglio is another traditional standby, with modest, promising numbers in the coming half-decade.

5. Printed by Harlan and Weaver Intaglio, New York (etchings) and Rebecca Lax of Solo Press (multiple).

6. FIT (Fine Intaglio Technology) is a proven security feature for banknotes based on traditional intaglio printing.

7. The second, drawn and engraved by Martin Mörck, is issued in June 2006 and represents, in intaglio, the main facade.

8. Intaglio keeps the original MacDraw feel, while applying the full capabilities of applications such as Quartz and Corelmage.

9. Since 1968, all currency has been printed by means of the dry intaglio process, whereby wetting of the paper prior to printing is unnecessary.

10. Invented in the 17th century by the German Ludwig von Siegen, it is—unlike etching and engraving—the first surface technology in intaglio printing.

11. Jacob Christoph Le Blon developed a method using three intaglio plates, usually in mezzotint; these were overprinted to achieve a wide range of colors.

12. In 1931, pilot George Palmer first discovered the so-called “America’s Nazca Lines”, also known as Blythe Intaglios, while flying over the Colorado Desert.

13. The aquatint technique would have undoubtedly offered him better artistic possibilities, but presumably there was no suitable intaglio workshop available to him.

14. [17] The printed electronics industry, while also being disrupted by digital, flexographic, and intaglio printers, is forecasted to grow by eleven percent over the next five years.

15. In the same thread, Intaglio and offset are also seeing an identical adaptation of digital technology, especially in the labeling sector, where products need to be finished with variable data.

16. Five years later in 1957, the Bureau began printing currency via the dry intaglio method that utilizes special paper and non-offset inks, enabling a further increase from 18 to 32 notes per sheet.

17. Whereas the various intaglio printing techniques had dominated his graphic oeuvre for almost fifty years, after the end of the Second World War the artist devoted himself for the first time seriously to another printing process, namely lithography.

18. In deed many industries that make a living from printed media are in a state of retreat since the dawn of the digital era: newspapers, magazines, intaglio and even offset printing, shown in an impressive way by the financial downturn of global market leader Heidelberger Druckmaschinen AG in 2009.