Lithography (from the Greek word for stone) is a process invented in the late 18th century by Alois Senefelder. The matrix is either limestone or a metal plate treated to simulate stone. The artist can draw on the smoothed surface with a wide range of litho crayons, paint with liquids, scratch into the drawn areas, and manipulate the image in innumerable ways. Lithography affords the artist a wide range of graphic and painterly freedom. The image is printed by chemically treating the stone to ensure that the drawn areas attract ink while the unmarked areas repel it. Ink is then rolled over the stone, printmaking paper set in place, and a scraperbar pulled across the paper to transfer the ink to the paper. Lithography is called a planographic process because, unlike relief or intaglio, all the ink remains on the surface plane of the matrix.
Avrom. has written: '12 litho prints' -- subject(s): Caricatures and cartoons
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Litho Supplies's population is 2,005.
Litho Supplies was created in 1967-01.
In Greek, "litho" (λίθο) means stone. It is commonly used as a prefix in words related to stones or rocks, such as lithography (printing on stone) or lithosphere (the outer layer of the Earth made of solid rock).
"Litho" means "rock" or "stone." An example is lithography, "writing on stone."
Companies which specialize in providing commercial printing services include CPS Prints and American Litho. You can get more information about these businesses and their printing services online at their respective websites.
I have a pinkie and blue boy lithograph in a tube, and I was wondering what is it worth.
Litho in stamp collecting refers to the printing process called offset lithography.
Litho is the Greek word for stone. Lithosphere means the solid part of the earth's surface.
eBay seems to be the best indicator for what her art is worth. Unfortunately, it's monetary value is no where near it's original gallery price. Too bad because the quality of the litho is second to none. It's worth owning some of her prints simply for the artistry in the printmaking.
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