Printmaking Crossword

the earliest printmaking technique, which was originally used for stamping, designs onto fabrics, textiles, or playing cards.
a type of printmaking using crayon, ink, turpentine, and water on limestone
a type of print making using stenciling
invented after the discovery that acid could be used to incise an image into a metal plate
the 16th century woodcut printmaker
a group of identical impressions printed from the same matrix or matrices.
a unique print made by painting or drawing on a smooth, unincised metal or glass plate that is then run through a press
a sheet, made of paper, film, plastic or thin metal, in which lettering or a design has been cut so that ink applied to the sheet will transfer the pattern to the surface beneath
any material applied to a surface to prevent the passage of another material
any form of printing, such as woodcut, linoleum cut, or rubber stamping, in which raised areas are linked and printed while recessed areas are not
a work of art made up of ink on paper and existing in multiple examples