Converse of object

• contain: These two works contain illustrative woodcuts which ally them to the emblem tradition.

• include: These editions include woodcuts by the celebrated Bernard Salomon.

• make: She painted and made woodcuts for the Hogarth Press, which was founded by Leonard Woolf and Virginia Woolf.

• use: What is more, he selected the Cato Street Conspiracy to launch the idea of using woodcuts to illustrate stories in newspapers.

• have: Put in shopping basket This edition has nearly 160 woodcuts.

Converse of subject

• illustrate: They are illustrated by occasional woodcuts, clearly taken from stock, and decorated by a wide variety of woodcut initials.

Adjective modifier

• Japanese: Within the red trimmed contours, an image of a warrior appears, reminiscent of Japanese woodcuts.

• original: Translated by William Gilles and with the original woodcuts.

• small: In these books therefore there are 23 small martyr woodcuts making a total of 45 appearances.

• large: And third there are some much larger woodcuts of major events.

• beautiful: Clearly and simply written, the book is illustrated with beautiful woodcuts of all the characters.

• colored: The displayed side shows 8 hand colored woodcuts, including the first known printed depiction of a spectacle wearer.

Modifies a noun

• engraving: Dovedale - [ Charles ] Cotton's Fishing House: woodcut engraving Showing a stone square building with a pyramidal roof.

• illustration: A series of new woodcut illustrations by Diane Fisher bring a new perspective to the story.

• print: In 1856, Japan was forced to open its ports to trade, and Japanese woodcut prints suddenly became available in America and Europe.

• map: These were woodcut maps but engraved in the ' copperplate ' manner.

• figure: Neither the woodcut figures for the first edition nor those for the second edition appear to have been used either before or subsequently.

• image: The woodcut images that frequently adorn printed broadsides were often recycled, wandering somewhat indiscriminately from one ballad to another.

Noun used with modifier

• century: A surrealist fantasy based on the 15th century woodcuts of the dance of death.

Preposition: for

• artist: Full of original woodcuts for commercial artists, engineers, metallurgists and the curious.