Hierarchy classification:

1. top of the aat hierarchies
2. Agents Facet
3. People (hierarchy name)
4. people (agents)
5. [people by occupation]
6. [people in the humanities]
7. [people in the arts and related occupations]
8. [people in the arts]
9. [people in the visual arts and related occupations]
10. [people in the visual arts]
11. artists (visual artists)
12. [artists by medium or work type]

Narrower term/s

• illustrators [NP][+]
  • fashion illustrators [NP]
  • scientific illustrators [NP]
• printmakers [NP][+]
  • engravers (printmakers) [+]
    • stipple engravers
    • mezzotinters
    • copper engravers
    • steel engravers
    • reproductions engravers
    • court engravers
  • wood engravers [+]
    • blockcutters [NP]
  • etchers [+]
    • aquatinters
    • stone etchers
    • reproductions etchers
  • lithographers [+]
    • photolithographers
    • chromolithographers
    • reproductions lithographers
  • serigraphers
  • woodcutters (printmakers)
  • photoengravers
  • photogravurists
  • vitreographers
  • academic printmakers [NP]
  • architectural printmakers [NP]
  • book printmakers
  • linocutters
  • monotypists
  • chemigraphers
  • collotypists
  • drypointists
  • reproductions printmakers [+]
    • reproductions engravers [NP]
    • reproductions etchers [NP]
    • reproductions lithographers [NP]
  • offset printmakers
  • zincographers
• draftsmen (artists) [NP][+]
  • architectural drafters
  • pencilers
  • pen draftsmen
  • master drafters
  • sketch artists

Anotations

Scope note:

Artists who specialize in printmaking and illustration that depend upon line and not color to render the design. Formerly referred more broadly to artists who specialize in any of several two-dimensional arts on paper, panel, or canvas, including painting.