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proof sheet

noun

  1. a printer's proof.
  2. Photography. a contact print.


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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of proof sheet1

First recorded in 1615–25
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“That afternoon before we left for the airport, I had developed most of the black and whites and I was showing Lou the proof sheet of him tying off and shooting up. He goes, ‘Hey man, this is beautiful.’

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Peterson publishes almost all his work through Instagram, where he says he creates a virtual “proof sheet†for a community of followers to comment and share his work.

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Instagram was a really nice way of starting to put the work out, and I think it is a real proof sheet of people’s work.

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In proof of his penurious disposition, it is recorded of him that he invariably dined alone, and a soiled proof sheet, or an old newspaper, was his common substitute for a table-cloth.

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M. de Mechel, the celebrated printseller and engraver at Basle, addressed a letter to M. de Murr, in which he states that on a proof sheet of an alphabet in the library in that city, containing several small figures of a Dance of Death, he had found the above name.

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