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serigraphy

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ser·i·graph  (sr-grf)
n.
A print made by the silk-screen process.

[Latin sricum, silk, neuter of sricus, silken; see serge1 + -graph.]

se·rigra·pher (s-rgr-fr) n.
se·rigra·phy (-f) n.

serigraphy
the procedure of making prints through the silk-screen process. — serigrapher, n.
See also: Art
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Noun1.serigraphy - the act of making a print by the silkscreen method
printmaking - artistic design and manufacture of prints as woodcuts or silkscreens
Translations
serigraphy [səˈrɪgrəfɪ] nserigrafia (metodo)


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