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linocut: a standalone construct

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Art history

a relief print cut into linoleum, which is softer than wood and allows broad areas and free cutting.

In art history, linocut refers to a relief print cut into linoleum, which is softer than wood and allows broad areas and free cutting. This meaning comes from Gascoigne (1986) in How to identify prints.[1]

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References

Gascoigne, B. (1986). How to identify prints. Thames and Hudson. ISBN 9780500284803

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