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This document provides image credits and information sources for a discussion of the history of printmaking. It lists 18 image credit links and 3 information source links. The sources discuss the history of printmaking, major printmaking techniques, and notable printmakers such as Albrecht Dürer. It also credits two images using Creative Commons licenses.
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