Drypoint is an intaglio process in which lines are drawn directly into a metal plate with a sharp-pointed tool called a drypoint needle. The ridges of displaced metal, known as burr, cling to the edges of the incised lines. When the plate is inked and passed through a press, the burr creates a fuzzy, velvety effect at the edges of the lines.
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Tortoni's, Le HavreView details -
Dance at the LeagueView details
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Driving Home in the Rain.View details
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Bildnis, PortraitView details
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Ayr PrisonView details
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Where I Live, 2View details
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Clocking InView details
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Tricksters Tree IIIView details
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Tricksters Tree IXView details
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Tricksters Tree VView details
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Tricksters Tree XView details
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Nude with a FanView details
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CiampsView details
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The Old CollierView details
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RamblasView details
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Children on the ShoreView details
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À Quatre Mains(Ellen Helleu and her grandmother playing piano)View details
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East Side InteriorView details
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Drypoint Self-PortraitView details
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Untitled, from Stephen Spender FraternityView details
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The Glow of the CityView details
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Day's EndView details
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Derricks at NightView details
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Tree, ManhattanView details
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Wet Night, Route 6View details
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Serge LifarView details
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The road after the stormView details
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Dawn. The Camel Patrol Setting OutView details
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Back GateView details
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Bowl of MilkView details
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Heart on her SleeveView details
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Hamburg, Mild AtmosphereView details
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Red Marble, Wild Flowers 13View details
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Girl’s HeadView details
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Royal Marine Artillery Camp. The Evening Before the Battle of MessinesView details
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Thiepval Wood. 'Bare ruined choirs where late the sweet birds sang'.View details
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EyeglassesView details
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Le CroquetView details
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La Galerie du 'Calcutta' (Souvenir d'un Bal a Bord)View details
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Octobre. (October)View details
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Querrelle d'amoureux. (Quarreling).View details
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RamsgateView details
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CroquetView details
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Portrait of the composer Hugo WolfView details
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Balancing ActView details
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Jo's Bent HeadView details
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