jan 8, 1700 - Aquatint is an etching method introduced in the mid-17th Century to create a more subtle tonal range than could be achieved with line etching techniques.
Powdered rosin is applied and heated onto a metal plate; the metal that remains exposed around the melted drops
of rosin is bitten in an acid bath, creating a pitted, grainy surface.
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Printmaking Timeline - Freya Hyett
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