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A form of etching with acid on a plate partially covered with varnish that produces a print somewhat resembling a watercolour.
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Broader terms: etching, intaglio
An etching or print made using this method.
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To make such etchings.
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a method of etching that imitates the broad washes of a water color
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
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Broader terms: engraving, etching
an etching made by a process that makes it resemble a water color
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
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Broader terms: etching
etch in aquatint
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Broader terms: etch
Borrowed from Italian acquatinta (literally “dyed water”).
Across languages
Translations
40 source translations are retained for this English entry.
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Armenian:
աքվատինտա
(akʻvatinta)
— form of etching with acid on a plate
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Catalan:
aiguatinta
— form of etching with acid on a plate
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Czech:
akvatinta
— form of etching with acid on a plate
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Danish:
akvatinte
— form of etching with acid on a plate
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Dutch:
aquatint
— form of etching with acid on a plate
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Esperanto:
akvatinto
— form of etching with acid on a plate
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Estonian:
akvatinta
— form of etching with acid on a plate
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Finnish:
akvatinta
— form of etching with acid on a plate
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French:
aquatinte
— form of etching with acid on a plate
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Georgian:
აკვატინტი
(aḳvaṭinṭi)
— form of etching with acid on a plate
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German:
Aquatinta
— form of etching with acid on a plate
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German:
Tuschätzung
— form of etching with acid on a plate
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Greek:
ακουατίντα
(akouatínta)
— form of etching with acid on a plate
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Hebrew:
אקווטינטה
— form of etching with acid on a plate
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Hebrew:
אקווטינט
— form of etching with acid on a plate
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Hungarian:
foltmaratás
— form of etching with acid on a plate
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Indonesian:
cetak akua
— form of etching with acid on a plate
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Japanese:
アクアチント
(Akuachinto)
— form of etching with acid on a plate
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Latvian:
akvatinta
— form of etching with acid on a plate
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Lithuanian:
akvatinta
— form of etching with acid on a plate
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Occitan:
aquatinta
— form of etching with acid on a plate
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Occitan:
aqüatinta
— form of etching with acid on a plate
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Polish:
akwatinta
— form of etching with acid on a plate
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Polish:
akwatynta
— form of etching with acid on a plate
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Portuguese:
água-tinta
— form of etching with acid on a plate
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Portuguese:
aquatinta
— form of etching with acid on a plate
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Romanian:
acvatintă
— form of etching with acid on a plate
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Russian:
аквати́нта
(akvatínta)
— form of etching with acid on a plate
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Serbo-Croatian:
akvatinta
— form of etching with acid on a plate
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Uzbek:
akvatinta
— form of etching with acid on a plate
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Catalan:
aiguatinta
— etching or print
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Dutch:
aquatint
— etching or print
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Esperanto:
akvatintaĵo
— etching or print
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Esperanto:
akvatinta gravuraĵo
— etching or print
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Finnish:
akvatinta
— etching or print
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Indonesian:
cetak akua
— etching or print
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Polish:
akwatinta
— etching or print
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Polish:
akwatynta
— etching or print
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Serbo-Croatian:
akvatinta
— etching or print
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Finnish:
tehdä akvatintoja
— to make such etchings