07:43 Aug 9, 2001 |
French to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering | |||||||
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na | (decorative printed) motifs |
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na | serigraphy |
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na | It's silk screening when referring to art, but serigraphy |
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(decorative printed) motifs Explanation: Sérigraphie=Serigraphy is silk screen printing: Here it must refer to sign lettering and/or to decorative motifs printed onto the structure: as it is general, I'd go for the "motifs", with or without either of "decorative" or "printed" |
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serigraphy Explanation: Take a look at this explanation of this art term: http://www.steamertrunkmerchants.com/serigraphy.htm "SERIGRAPHY perhaps had its roots in early Dutch poster stencils from the De Stijl movement. Then the silk screening process emerged and received wide acceptance for fine prints in the forties and fifties. In such a method, each color is forced through a fine screen onto the paper. The serigraph is a more modern, mechanized version of silk screening, allowing larger and faster runs of excellent color quality and sharpness of image for poster and art prints." Fuad Reference: http://www.steamertrunkmerchants.com/serigraphy.htm |
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It's silk screening when referring to art, but serigraphy Explanation: on catalogues and industrial labels. |
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