aquatint

• Sustantivo que designa una técnica de grabado que produce efectos tonales similares a los lavados de acuarela, o la estampa realizada mediante este método.

A noun referring to a printmaking technique that produces tonal effects similar to watercolor washes, or an etching made using this method.

1. Printmaking techniqueC1formalart

   A method of etching that creates tonal effects similar to watercolor washes, using a resin ground to produce areas of varying darkness.

   Aguatinta

   • The artist used aquatint to achieve soft gradients in the landscape print.
   • Aquatint became popular in the 18th century for reproducing paintings.
   • This print combines etching with aquatint for detailed shading.

2. Artwork produced by aquatintC1formalart

   An etching or print made using the aquatint process, characterized by its watercolor-like appearance.

   Aguatinta (obra)

   • The gallery displayed a rare aquatint by Francisco Goya.
   • She collected 19th-century aquatints of botanical subjects.
   • The aquatint showed delicate tonal variations in the sky.

• Verbo que significa grabar o crear una estampación mediante la técnica de aguatinta, un procedimiento de grabado al aguafuerte que produce efectos tonales similares a las aguadas de acuarela.

A verb meaning to produce a print using the aquatint etching technique, which creates tonal effects similar to watercolor washes.

1. Create an aquatint printC1formalart

   To produce an etching using a process that creates tonal effects similar to watercolor washes.

   aguatinta

   • The artist learned to aquatint landscapes to capture soft atmospheric effects.
   • She aquatinted the copper plate to achieve a range of gray tones.
   • He spent the afternoon aquatinting a series of botanical studies.