Monotype

モノタイプ / 17th century–present / 技法 / Print Expression

在平滑版面增添或擦去油墨、颜料,再转印到纸上。通常形成独特的一张强印,残墨也可印出较淡的幽灵版。

Monotype — Edgar Degas, Café-Concert, 1876–77 — pastel over monotype, National Gallery of Art, formerly Corcoran Gallery of Art — Wikimedia Commons / Public domain
Edgar Degas, Café-Concert, 1876–77 — pastel over monotype, National Gallery of Art, formerly Corcoran Gallery of Art — Wikimedia Commons / Public domain

快速判断

视觉特征

  • 增添与擦拭的痕迹
  • 断续轮廓
  • 笔触与转印质感
  • 浅淡的后续印张

适用场景

  • Exhibitions and teaching that compare Monotype with neighbouring print techniques
  • Publications studying lines, tones and paper through documented works

使用这一风格

把简短指引带入项目,或将结构化规格交给AI工具。

详细方法与出处制作规则、真实案例、比较、研究与引用格式

辞典词条

字体
Keep lettering in the work separate from added labels; place medium, artist and date outside the image.
版面
Test added marks and wiped highlights separately, checking reversal after transfer.
材料
Check the collection medium record and the paper and ink; do not infer materials from screen colour alone.
注意
Not every one-off print is a monotype. Distinguish a smooth painted plate from a fixed matrix varied as a monoprint.
延伸阅读
Edgar Degas — monotypes / Additive and subtractive plate work / Ghost impressions

相关词条

继续浏览Print Expression

从Print Expression中按共同感受优先推荐以下词条。

查看Print Expression全部词条

引用此条目

这部辞典就是用来被链接的。请取用适合你写作场合的那一种形式。

Link
https://indexstyle.org/zh/styles/monotype
Markdown
[Monotype — IndexStyle](https://indexstyle.org/zh/styles/monotype)
HTML
<a href="https://indexstyle.org/zh/styles/monotype">Monotype — IndexStyle</a>

返回索引中的位置