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Decalcomania

Decalcomania (from French: décalcomanie) is a decorative technique by which engravings and prints may be transferred to pottery or other materials.

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Decalcomania

Nodes24
Edges23
Triples29
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.083333
Components1

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Decalcomania

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related to history · 14
Decalcomania → By, Concerning Arts, England, English, France, French, Its, Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association, Simon François Ravenet, The, The Tenth Exhibition, Thomas Hubbard's Valuable Secrets, Trades, United States
related to Artists · 7
Decalcomania → Domínguez, German, Hans Bellmer, He, Max Ernst, Remedios Varo, The
related to External links · 2
Decalcomania → Art, Industrial Transfers
related to Fractals · 2
Decalcomania → At Yale University, The
related to Further reading · 2
Decalcomania → April, Harper's Bazaar
see also · 1
Decalcomania → Decal

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french transfer used décalcomanie décalquer english technique art first surrealist decal england process paper term mass-produced known tracing early fractals

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
a canvasinstance ofwhich is then pressed onto another surface0.80text
Decalcomaniarelated to ArtistsThe0.60section
Decalcomaniarelated to ArtistsDomínguez0.60section
Decalcomaniarelated to ArtistsHe0.60section
Decalcomaniarelated to ArtistsGerman0.60section
Decalcomaniarelated to ArtistsMax Ernst0.60section
Decalcomaniarelated to ArtistsHans Bellmer0.60section
Decalcomaniarelated to ArtistsRemedios Varo0.60section
Decalcomaniarelated to External linksIndustrial Transfers0.60section
Decalcomaniarelated to External linksArt0.60section
Decalcomaniarelated to FractalsThe0.60section
Decalcomaniarelated to FractalsAt Yale University0.60section

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