Translation guide
A print made from a carved wooden block, or the technique itself. In Japanese contexts, this often refers to ukiyo-e or other traditional woodblock prints.
Referring to a picture printed from a carved wooden block, especially in traditional Japanese art.
Referring to the art or process of carving and printing from wood blocks.
Sometimes 'woodcut' is confused with wood engraving; this is a related but different technique.
General term for a woodblock print, used for both Japanese and Western works.
This woodcut is from the Edo period.
Specifically refers to ukiyo-e, the famous genre of Japanese woodblock prints depicting scenes of everyday life, landscapes, etc.
Ukiyo-e woodcuts are popular overseas as well.
A broader term for any print made from a plate, including woodcuts, etchings, etc. Often used in compounds.
I went to a print exhibition.
I'm learning the woodcut technique.
Literally 'wood block' or 'woodblock printing'. Can refer to the block itself or the printing method.
I made New Year's cards using woodcut.
Wood engraving is suited for fine detail.