| The most complex of the large pieces incorporates frottage, seen as areas of a tiny dot-grid blotching the surface. |
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| Other imaginative techniques of which he was a leading exponent were frottage and decalcomania. |
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| If we survived without getting the frottage obsessed parkie out of his garden, all the better. |
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| This crayon is very suited for the frottage technique and is colour intensive, also on dark paper. |
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| Flirtation, fun and frottage are so much more rejuvenating than a facelift. |
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| This caution was overcome by the discovery of such techniques as frottage and decalcomania. |
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| These fragile little works are pieced together quickly from thin card, cut, and then worked in frottage, monoprint, conte crayon, and acrylic. |
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| Try a distressed look by using a crackle medium together with an effect called frottage. |
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| These same forest images appeared when he adapted his frottage technique to the roughly rubbed and scratched painting techniques of grattage. |
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| How easy it would have been for me and my contemporaries to continue the backstairs bundling and fondling and frottage that characterized earlier times. |
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| Penrose was captivated by the philosophy and aesthetic of the Surrealist movement and began creating collages and took up the technique of frottage, which he had learned from Max Ernst. |
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| Also getting considerable attention is the progress of Neil, a chubby young ER medic doing court-ordered SAA time for nonconsensual frottage. |
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| Frottage was used by Max Ernst and other members of the Surrealist movement, for whom it often provided the starting point for more elaborate compositions such as paintings and collages. |
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