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- noun Plural form of
woodcut .
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Examples
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There are woodcuts from the 16th century showing spec clothing.
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He is very convincing on the impact of natural as well as political/military disasters, on the formation of Dutch identity after the formation of the state, on the role of religion and the family, and the whole thing is beautifully illustrated with paintings and woodcuts from the period.
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If you have the opportunity, you should really read "Destiny"; the story of that woman's life, from the moment she was born until she dies, done in these amazing wordless woodcuts, is probably one of the deepest works I've ever seen.
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NoaNoa for flute, played here by Catherine Ransom Karoly, makes reference to a series of Gauguin woodcuts.
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NoaNoa for flute, played here by Catherine Ransom Karoly, makes reference to a series of Gauguin woodcuts.
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Mixed with the woodcuts were the landlord's own artistic productions, wonderful to behold.
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I've been asked a lot if my drawings were made as woodcuts, which is a cool idea, but the reality of having made all of these as woodcuts seems crazy.
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Etna is not like the neat, conical volcanoes you see in Japanese woodcuts.
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I confess that I liked the aesthetic changes Peter Beinart brought to The New Republic, from the overall redesign of the magazine to the use of striking cover photographs and illustrators especially digital "woodcuts" to "Notebook," a spread of brief, often vicious takedowns of Washington insiders illustrated with a caricature by David Cowles.
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I confess that I liked the aesthetic changes Peter Beinart brought to The New Republic, from the overall redesign of the magazine to the use of striking cover photographs and illustrators especially digital "woodcuts" to "Notebook," a spread of brief, often vicious takedowns of Washington insiders illustrated with a caricature by David Cowles.
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