Nota de aplicación
Prints in which the image has been printed onto a thin sheet of paper, such as China paper; the thin sheet is then backed by a thicker sheet of paper. These prints usually date from the 19th century. They were prized because thin China paper received the intaglio impression readily, and the product had a richer appearance than a standard print. Over time, the two types of papers age differently, and conservation problems may result.
Ubicación jerarquía
- Faceta Objetos
- .. comunicación verbal y visual
- .... obras visuales
- ...... obras visuales
- ........ <obras visuales por medio o técnica>
- .......... estampa (obra visual)
- ............ <estampas por forma>
- .............. chine appliqué prints
- .............. chuban
- .............. hashira-e
- .............. hosoban
- .............. hosoban
- .............. kakemono (estampa)
- .............. koban (obra visual)
- .............. oban (estampa)
- .............. estampa irregular
- .............. tanzakuban