rotogravure

/ˌroʊtoʊɡrəˈvjʊr/
noun
  1. A printing process that uses a cylinder with engraved cells to transfer ink onto paper, often used for high-quality magazines, catalogs, and packaging.
    • Rotogravure is still used for printing large runs of wallpaper and gift wrap.
    • The magazine's glossy pages were printed using rotogravure, giving the photos a rich, detailed look.
    • The company invested in a new rotogravure press to improve the quality of their product labels.
  2. A section of a newspaper, especially a Sunday edition, that is printed using the rotogravure process and often contains pictures and features.
    • The rotogravure section of the newspaper featured stunning travel photography.
    • My grandmother loved to look at the fashion spreads in the Sunday rotogravure.
    • He collected old rotogravure pages from the 1940s for their artistic value.
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