Translation of "Blaudruck" in English

The production of blueprint dates as far back as the 17th century.

Now blue-dyeing has been added to the list as a centuries-old technique for embellishing textiles.

Indigo printing revolutionised Europe’s textile industry in the 17th century, when thousands of printing works sprang up.

Indigo blue-dyeing is a method used to print on textiles such as linen, cotton or silk.

The blue overprint of the-first region 7 of the display panel 2 is opaque to light of greater wavelength (and thus also to the right emitted by the second, green-shining light source 6).

In this case, the first region 57 has a blue overprint transparent to the light of the first light source 55, and the second region 58 has a green overprint transparent to the light of the second light source 56 .

The printing ink is suitable for brightening carbon black and, because of its purer color shade compared with a triphenylmethane pigment sulfonated with sulphuric acid, also for printing in blue.

Between 1988 and 1989 Birgit JÃ1?4rgenssen worked intensively with cyanotype, also known as blueprint, an old photographic printing process that uses the cyan-blue color tones that give it its name, and which was being used in photography as early as 1842 by the botanist Anna Atkins.

Until the beginning of the 20th century the leaves of the indigo plant delivered blue dye, which is a requirement for the blue print.

Mechanical printing in factories ended manual canvas printing and so the blueprint from Olešnice is a very rare and exceptional production.

This force surrounds every cell like a miniature wire, providing a blueprint for the physical body and also serving as a medium for the flow of information throughout the body.

Blueprint is an old textile print technique in which linen- or cotton cloth gets imprinted by print forms.

The young woman with her daughter wear traditional clothes from Somogyszentpál, the old woman buying blue-dye has a dress on from the village Bize, the costume of the third woman is from Somogysámson.

Above all, however, Upper Lusatia became known after the 18th century for its pottery, blue dying, and linen and ribbon weaving.

Between 1988 and 1989 Birgit Jürgenssen worked intensively with cyanotype, also known as blueprint, an old photographic printing process that uses the cyan-blue color tones that give it its name, and which was being used in photography as early as 1842 by the botanist Anna Atkins.

Code of practice "Conservation and Repair of Masonry – Construction and Load Bearing Capacity" was published as a “blue print” in December 2018.

Present execution as printed in blue finally an ultimate superelevation, for to the most wily collector drawings and prints on blue paper are worth yet the steepest shooting path.

Handicrafts like indigo blue dyeing that have been handed down for generations are an important cultural resource, which has been declining ever more in recent years.

The first manufactures arose in the 18-th century. In the second half of the 19-th century they transformed into industrial factories that produced textile, blueprint, manufactured wood, cereals, beer and spirit.