Latin phrase meaning 'they struck out' or 'they engraved'; used on prints to credit multiple artists.
Latin third person plural perfect of excudere, used as a colophon (publication note) on historical prints and engravings to indicate who created the work.
On old engravings and etchings, 'excuderunt' was how artists added their signatures—if you see 'Smith excuderunt' on a 1700s print, it means Smith made it or published it.
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