livre d'artisten.

Brit.

/ˌliːvrə dɑːˈtiːst/, U.S.

/ˌlivrə ˌdɑrˈtist/

Inflections: Plural livres d'artiste.

Origin: A borrowing from French. Etymon: French livre d'artiste.

Etymology: < French livre d'artiste book both conceived and physically produced by an artist (1903 or earlier) < livre book (see livret n.) + de de prep. + artiste artist n. Compare earlier artist's book n. at artist n. Compounds 3.The English sense is apparently influenced by French livre de peintre book with original prints of a painter's work, lit. ‘painter's book’ (mid 20th cent. or earlier; 1888 or earlier in occasional use with reference to books illustrated by a painter in a more conventional manner). The plural livres d'artiste is after the French plural form.

Art.

A type of luxury illustrated book in which each illustration is printed directly from the etching plate, lithographic stone, etc., on which the artist has worked.

ΚΠ

1960 Studio May 152/1 At various times during the last decades the obsequies of the ‘beau livre’, or ‘livre d'artiste’ have been prepared if not chanted.

1979 Art Jrnl. 38 288/2 Auden Poems: Moore Lithographs, an important livre d'artiste containing original lithographs by Henry Moore.

1993 Ashmolean Summer 17/2 Vieillard made more than twenty livres d'artiste, immersing himself in the text which he was illustrating.

2013 P. Read in K. Brown Art Bk. Trad. in Twentieth-cent. Europe i. 17 The ideal of enriching interaction between artist and writer, word and image, operating together to produce a livre d'artiste.

This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, December 2016; most recently modified version published online March 2022).

单词	livre dartiste
释义	livre d'artisten. Brit. /ˌliːvrə dɑːˈtiːst/, U.S. /ˌlivrə ˌdɑrˈtist/ Inflections: Plural livres d'artiste. Origin: A borrowing from French. Etymon: French livre d'artiste. Etymology: < French livre d'artiste book both conceived and physically produced by an artist (1903 or earlier) < livre book (see livret n.) + de de prep. + artiste artist n. Compare earlier artist's book n. at artist n. Compounds 3.The English sense is apparently influenced by French livre de peintre book with original prints of a painter's work, lit. ‘painter's book’ (mid 20th cent. or earlier; 1888 or earlier in occasional use with reference to books illustrated by a painter in a more conventional manner). The plural livres d'artiste is after the French plural form. Art. A type of luxury illustrated book in which each illustration is printed directly from the etching plate, lithographic stone, etc., on which the artist has worked. ΚΠ 1960 Studio May 152/1 At various times during the last decades the obsequies of the ‘beau livre’, or ‘livre d'artiste’ have been prepared if not chanted. 1979 Art Jrnl. 38 288/2 Auden Poems: Moore Lithographs, an important livre d'artiste containing original lithographs by Henry Moore. 1993 Ashmolean Summer 17/2 Vieillard made more than twenty livres d'artiste, immersing himself in the text which he was illustrating. 2013 P. Read in K. Brown Art Bk. Trad. in Twentieth-cent. Europe i. 17 The ideal of enriching interaction between artist and writer, word and image, operating together to produce a livre d'artiste. This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, December 2016; most recently modified version published online March 2022). < n.1960
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