Definition of xylography in English:

xylography

nounzʌɪˈlɒɡrəfizaɪˈlɑɡrəfi

mass nounrare

The art of engraving on wood or of printing from woodblocks.
Example sentencesExamples
- To compare, it is necessary to say, that in Europe the xylography came into the world only in the 14th century.
- These prints maintain the characteristics of traditional xylography and reflect the ongoing changes in architecture, clothes and transportation in the country.
- The art of xylography consists of sample writing, carving, printing and binding, all done by hand, Xu said.
- Albrecht Dürer became a leader in the art of xylography and was a part of the distinguished group who created the woodcuts of the Chronicle.
- First seen in China around the 1st century, wood engraving or xylography is the oldest engraving technique known.

Derivatives

xylographic

adjectiveˌzʌɪləˈɡrafɪkˌzaɪləˈɡræfɪk

rare

Ancillary coverage is given to the editorial techniques used in preparing the Buddhist xylographic canons.
Example sentencesExamples
- No complete set of either of the xylographic editions seems to have survived the Cultural Revolution, although single volumes still exist in Tibet.
- In order to do a xylographic engraving you need to have a block of wood and the necessary tools: gouges and burins.
- In fact, the maps are made with the xylographic method, but have the esthetic fineness of a copperplate engraving, needed to draw the tiny details found in a geographic map.
- Overleaf is the image of Saint Chistopher and at the end an image of Christ on the cross, both xylographic.

Definition of xylography in US English:

xylography

nounzīˈläɡrəfēzaɪˈlɑɡrəfi

rare

The art of making woodcuts or wood engravings, especially by a relatively primitive technique.
〈罕〉（尤指采用相对原始的技术进行的）木刻术
Example sentencesExamples
- Albrecht Dürer became a leader in the art of xylography and was a part of the distinguished group who created the woodcuts of the Chronicle.
- These prints maintain the characteristics of traditional xylography and reflect the ongoing changes in architecture, clothes and transportation in the country.
- The art of xylography consists of sample writing, carving, printing and binding, all done by hand, Xu said.
- To compare, it is necessary to say, that in Europe the xylography came into the world only in the 14th century.
- First seen in China around the 1st century, wood engraving or xylography is the oldest engraving technique known.

词汇	xylography
释义	Definition of xylography in English: xylography nounzʌɪˈlɒɡrəfizaɪˈlɑɡrəfi mass nounrare The art of engraving on wood or of printing from woodblocks. Example sentencesExamples To compare, it is necessary to say, that in Europe the xylography came into the world only in the 14th century. These prints maintain the characteristics of traditional xylography and reflect the ongoing changes in architecture, clothes and transportation in the country. The art of xylography consists of sample writing, carving, printing and binding, all done by hand, Xu said. Albrecht Dürer became a leader in the art of xylography and was a part of the distinguished group who created the woodcuts of the Chronicle. First seen in China around the 1st century, wood engraving or xylography is the oldest engraving technique known. Derivatives xylographic adjectiveˌzʌɪləˈɡrafɪkˌzaɪləˈɡræfɪk rare Ancillary coverage is given to the editorial techniques used in preparing the Buddhist xylographic canons. Example sentencesExamples No complete set of either of the xylographic editions seems to have survived the Cultural Revolution, although single volumes still exist in Tibet. In order to do a xylographic engraving you need to have a block of wood and the necessary tools: gouges and burins. In fact, the maps are made with the xylographic method, but have the esthetic fineness of a copperplate engraving, needed to draw the tiny details found in a geographic map. Overleaf is the image of Saint Chistopher and at the end an image of Christ on the cross, both xylographic. Definition of xylography in US English: xylography nounzīˈläɡrəfēzaɪˈlɑɡrəfi rare The art of making woodcuts or wood engravings, especially by a relatively primitive technique. 〈罕〉（尤指采用相对原始的技术进行的）木刻术 Example sentencesExamples Albrecht Dürer became a leader in the art of xylography and was a part of the distinguished group who created the woodcuts of the Chronicle. These prints maintain the characteristics of traditional xylography and reflect the ongoing changes in architecture, clothes and transportation in the country. The art of xylography consists of sample writing, carving, printing and binding, all done by hand, Xu said. To compare, it is necessary to say, that in Europe the xylography came into the world only in the 14th century. First seen in China around the 1st century, wood engraving or xylography is the oldest engraving technique known.
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