anaglyptic

& s. [Lat. anaglyptus; Gr. ἀνάγλυπτος ( anagluptos ).] 2. As substantive: Anything wrought in low relief, in the manner described under the adjective. "They rather concern the statuary art; though we might yet safely, I think, admit some some of of the Greek anaglypticks."-Evelyn: Sculptura , p. 16. ăn-a-glyp-to-graph, s . [Gr. ἀναγλυφή ( anagluphe ) = a work in low relief; γραφή (graphe) a drawing; γράφω ( graphō ) = to scratch, to scrape, to grave.] Nat. Phil .: A machine for producing drawings or etchings in relief, from models, coins, medals, . One sent by Mr. George Hogarth Makins to the Kensington Loan Collection is described in the Report (1877), p. 478.