etcher

He was born to a family of painters and etchers.

He is an etcher, loving his line, rather than a photographer.

He is certainly a great etcher, with a savage imagination.

He was an etcher too, and some of his plates are still preserved.

He was a clever etcher, and engraved several of his own works.

He was among the first etchers to use copper rather than iron plates.

His work as a draftsman and etcher was also notable.

He also established himself during this time as an etcher of some renown.

This is also done in a special plasma etcher, called an Asher.

He studied in 1974 as a drawer, painter and etcher from different artists.

Etcher is also tied for the record of the most assists in a single Olympic tournament.

These include an remarkable disquisition on the craft of the etcher.

He is perhaps best known as a satirical etcher.

She was an etcher and portrait artist who wanted to understand Modern Art.

An etcher is most likely to mean a printmaker.

He was also an etcher, an amateur poet, a collector and an adviser on art.

Initially Picasso the etcher and printmaker was not quick off the mark.

It is to Rembrandt that generations of etchers have constantly looked for inspiration.

This can be done with a plasma etcher.

In 1785, he married Elizabeth Smith, also an etcher.

The Royal Academy allowed engravers to be members, but not etchers.

Apart from his skill as a painter Wilkie was an admirable etcher.

He was an accomplished etcher, primarily of architectural city scenes, and also painted with oils.

He also made more extensive and sophisticated use of multiple "stoppings-out" than previous etchers had done.

He took an electric etcher and carefully scored the top of the cap with a cross-marking.