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serigraphy orig. U.S.|sɛˈrɪgrafɪ|
Also Serigraphy.
[Irreg. f. L. sēricum silk (see Seric a.) + -graphy; cf. F. sérigraphie, G. serigraphie.]
The art or process of printing original designs by means of the silk-screen method.
1940Parnassus Dec. 31 Serigraphy, or the silk screen process, is a comparative newcomer among the graphic arts. 1946H. Shokler Artists Man. Silk Screen Print Making iv. 68 The explorations in Serigraphy have comprehended much more than simply textures and color. 1952Print (N.Y.) VII. 4/2 In serigraphy there is no need to reverse the image. The artist draws directly on the silk. 1965Zigrosser & Gaehde Guide Coll. Orig. Prints iv. 55 Serigraphy is specially adapted for color work, although Ben Shahn has used it effectively just with black lines... Serigraphy is part of the general method of silk-screen printing.., but the name serves to differentiate original artists' prints from commercial productions. 1977Crafts Nov./Dec. 67/3 Serigraphy—The art of silk screen printing. Summer courses in West Cornwall.
Hence seˈrigrapher, one who practises serigraphy; seriˈgraphic a., of or pertaining to serigraphy.
1944Canadian Art Oct.-Nov. 8/2 Only the most experienced serigrapher can do this without the danger of muddling up his original artistic conception. 1946H. Shokler Artists Man. Silk Screen Print Making i. 25 Paper is to the serigrapher what canvas is to the painter. 1957Screen Printer & Display Producer July 12 (caption) A general view of the serigraphic exhibition. Ibid. 16/1 Any screen process stencil which is the result of writing, drawing or painting directly upon the screen is now generally known as a ‘serigraphic’ stencil. |