This print has 32 pages, size 8.5 x 14 cm and uses Schwabacher typeface.

Under the hearing, it was deemed that existing prints of the show could use this piece of music after damages were paid.

The original print of the map was 47.2 by 34.7cm, using Ortelius typeface.

Devoid of color, the prints use minimal means to stimulate rewarding contemplation.

His print uses a 19th-century process to achieve a lustrous gunmetal gray.

Both prints simultaneously use and transcend the slickness inherent in the silk-screen medium.

From then on, only 70mm prints used magnetic sound.

These prints use techniques that combine lithography and serigraphy.

For example, print occupies visual space, uses visual senses, but can immerse its reader.

Both the print and television ads use the tag line: "How're you going to do it?