____________ was a printmaking technique that created a line with a rich black appearance.

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Drypoint is a printmaking technique that creates a line with a rich black appearance due to the burrs that are raised during the process. Burr (A) refers to the raised edges on a printing plate created by certain techniques such as drypoint. Register (C) pertains to the alignment of overlapping colors or elements in a print. Relief (D) is a type of printmaking where the portions of the printing plate that are to have ink applied are raised above the surface of the plate.

____________ Was a Printmaking Technique That Created a Line with a Rich