How does a printed line from a woodcut differ from da printed line of an ecthing?

Question

A ) Da woodcuts line is thicker, da etching line is finer

B) Da woodcuts line is jagged; Da ecthing line is smooth

C ) Da woodcuts line is finer; Ecthign lien is thinner

D ) Da woodcuts line is weak; ecthing line is bold

Answer 1

The correct option is:

B) The woodcut's line is jagged; the etching line is smooth.

Woodcuts typically produce lines that are more textured and can appear jagged due to the nature of the relief printing process. In contrast, etching, which involves incising a design into a metal plate, generally results in smoother and finer lines.