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9) was carefully pieced together and also mended at the top with an integration of paper, and new outlines in pen and ink, all done most probably by its earliest owner, the collector Pierre-Jean Mariette (1694-1774), who skillfully restored drawings, and who moistened here the deckled fibres of the new paper in the upper border to blend it seamlessly with the original.

Above the fire I could see the mirror with a deckled edge decorated with a frosted crinoline lady.

I have seen all the art processes over the years, but seeing the processes you don't usually get to see was interesting--like coating a giclee, using the drying racks for serigraphs, watching a master create deckled edges and seeing how an artist decides where enhancing will go on his/her print.

SPORTS Hall porter Leslie Allcock deckled he could not stay late at Birmingham University to help students' games training

The McDonald living room smelled of being closed off, with lace doilies on tables, scattered photographs of the absent ore boat captain, some with deckled edges, a giant metal cigarette-lighting machine with an open carton of Lucky Strikes alongside, and a heart-shaped twisted-silver frame containing a portrait of the Old Crab as a pretty young woman with bobbed hair and wearing a wedding dress.

This soft leather journal features 100 pages with Florentine deckled edges.

The envelope held a number of 8 x 10 black-and-white photos, a yellowing 4 x 6, and one or two smaller, personal photos with deckled edges; the kind you might have seen in your parents' photo albums.

A specific advantage of this technique is that the fibres collect around the aperture to produce a deckled edge with a characteristic feathering effect that cannot be imitated with alternative methods such as die or laser cutting (the method that Kurz and Giori have developed) or leaving a clear area on polymer sheets coated with white ink (the basis for Guardian).

A deckled edge or the corners of a starburst can present problems if they have no corner radius (0[degrees] radius) but rather come to a point.

Designed with a full-case cloth cover with gold embossing, printed end sheets and pages with special deckled edges, the edition is priced at $60.

A new dual spindle machine will address growing demand for internally deckled dies.

1 The manuscript, which is yellowed with slight dotlike blemishes scattered over it, consists of three ragpaper sheets 9.7[inches] x 14.9[inches], cut along the top edge, but deckled along the other three edges.

A large 8 [degrees] in format (32 X 21.5 cm), the ALV journal (as it is generally known) is printed on handmade paper with deckled edges, bound in printed wrappers with flaps.

The catalogue does contain, by happy accident, a sketch for the paperwork by Rosenquist referred to earlier: a kind of disk, with an elegantly deckled circumference.