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Aquatint (Noun)

An etching made by a process that makes it resemble a water color.

Nouns denoting man-made objects.

The artist's aquatint of the serene landscape captured the soft, ethereal quality of a misty morning.
Aquatints were a staple of her portfolio, showcasing her skill in blending vibrant colors with delicate etching techniques.
The museum's collection featured an exquisite aquatint by a renowned 19th-century artist, its hues and textures remarkably preserved.
The aquatint print of the ocean scene seemed to dance with movement, the subtle play of light on water masterfully captured.
Her use of aquatint techniques added an air of dreaminess to the often stark and rugged landscape depictions in her art.

A method of etching that imitates the broad washes of a water color.

Nouns denoting acts or actions.

The artist's use of aquatint in her landscape prints effectively evoked a dreamy atmosphere reminiscent of a misty morning.
The museum showcased a retrospective of the artist's work, including his groundbreaking use of aquatint in the early 20th century.
By combining aquatint with traditional etching techniques, the printmaker achieved a richly textured and visually striking effect.
The delicate, translucent quality of aquatint made it the perfect medium for capturing the subtle play of light on water in the artist's seascapes.
Aquatint allowed the artist to create prints with soft, hazy borders that seemed to blend seamlessly into the surrounding space.