lithographic

• “Around 1870-1880 a half-size lithographic print was published that joined the three original portraits in a single panel.”

  Archive 2009-09-01

• “When the hay is set afire, DeMille transitions to a lithographic color process which gives a startlingly beautiful image.”

  Simon & Schuster: Empire of Dreams

• “The Taller was one of the first presses to publish anti-Nazi lithographic posters in 1938 and was always associated with anti-fascist sympathizers in Spain, Germany and Mexico.”

  Mariana Yampolsky.

• “The Grosmans found some lithographic stones and bought an old press for fifteen dollars.”

  Tatyana Grosman.

• “Then there's Francesco Clemente's large, color-soaked 1986 lithographic interpretation of Alberto Savinio's diary, "The Departure of the Argonaut": this is as good as the painter's book gets.”

  Newsweek: Making Book The Hard Way

• “A physician, an author, or a judge might have discerned a whole drama at the sight of its sublime horror, while the least charm was its resemblance to the grotesques which artists amuse themselves by sketching on a corner of the lithographic stone while chatting with a friend.”

  Le Colonel Chabert

• “Frightful reflection! we are all like lithographic blocks, from which an indefinite number of copies can be drawn by criticism, — the proofs being more or less like us according to”

  Madame Firmiani

• “In the same house there were also established, as I gathered from the plates on the door, a drawing – master, a coal – merchant (there was, certainly, no room for his coals), and a lithographic artist.”

  Bleak House

• “And if you look back to these early cards, most of them are color lithographic art.”

  CNN Transcript Jul 8, 2007

• “It has neither indelibly darkened into a lithographic fable, like Charles Laughton's masterwork, The Night of the Hunter, nor faded into parchment.”

  An Unforgettable Face

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