rotogravure

noun

ro·to·gra·vure | \ ˌrō-tə-grə-ˈvyu̇r

Definition of rotogravure

1 : photogravure

2 : a section of a newspaper devoted to rotogravure pictures

Recent Examples on the Web

The book included admiring accounts of early Soviet public housing, complete with rotogravure images. — Howard Husock, WSJ, "From Rats to Rainwater, a Tour of New York Public Housing," 8 June 2018 Then rotogravure (color gravure) in the magazines allowed people to shoot in color and that introduced a new element certainly in photojournalism. — Pete Brook, WIRED, "Photographs Are No Longer Things, They’re Experiences," 15 Nov. 2012

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