Triple

Target class: woodblock print
Context triple: [Fine Wind, Clear Morning, instanceOf, woodblock print]

• A. woodcut print chosen
  A woodcut print is an image created by carving a design into a wooden block, inking the raised surfaces, and pressing it onto paper or fabric to produce a relief impression.
• B. lithographic print
  A lithographic print is an image produced by transferring ink from a flat, chemically treated stone or metal plate onto paper, typically in multiple copies.
• C. lithograph
  A lithograph is a printmaking artwork created by drawing with a greasy medium on a flat stone or metal plate and then using chemical processes to transfer the image onto paper.
• D. silkscreen print
  A silkscreen print is an image created by forcing ink through a stencil-bearing mesh screen onto a surface, producing multiple consistent copies of the same design.
• E. printmaking tradition
  A printmaking tradition is a historically rooted and culturally specific set of techniques, aesthetics, and practices for creating multiple original images from a prepared surface.
• F. None of above.