Jane Dickson's Stairwell illustrates which printmaking process,which relies for its effect not on line but on tonal areas of light and dark?

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Aquatint is a printmaking process that creates tonal areas of light and dark, as opposed to line. It involves using a powdered resin to create a textured surface on a metal plate, which is then etched to create areas of varying depth. The resulting print creates a range of tones, depending on the depth of the etching, creating the effect seen in Jane Dickson's Stairwell.

Jane Dickson's Stairwell Illustrates Which Printmaking Process,which Relies for Its