(1) Most lithographs were published in editions of fifty and the etchings in editions of twenty-five.

(2) The almost simultaneous appearance of the two lithographed publications detracted from the dramatic importance of Lear's initiative.

(3) This splendid lithograph by Bourne gives one a vivid idea of the impact of the railway on urban landscapes.

(4) Lithographs of the drawings have gone fast at $ 300 to $ 500.

(5) Limited edition lithographs, signed and numbered, sell for a more affordable $ 50.

(6) Lithograph was introduced from China to Europe.

(7) A print of woodcut, lithograph, or other engraved material, especially when reproduced in a book.

(8) Cole printed 1[],000 of the cards on a lithograph stone before having them hand - colored.

(9) The lithography and the manufacture technology are the lithograph most important art performance method.

(10) A print of a woodcut , lithograph, or other engraved material, especially when reproduced in a book.

(11) Against these historical profanities, the descendants of those colourfully dressed figures in Roberts' lithographs stood no hope.

(12) Janis Kounellis is still to be seen at Lelong, showing early lithographs in small editions of twenty-one impressions.

(13) Down in the old Arab quarter of Jaffa, the cosy streets of Roberts' lithographs are all but gone.

(14) They were finally designated livret and exhibited with the lithographs.

(15) As the youngest art of printing in the world, silk screen block printing shares the same unique form of expression with copperplate etching, lithograph and xylograph.

(16) We have Own the advanced production machine in lineation, in double offset lithograph, in quarto equipments.

(17) Lithography - engraving by expasivity monlchamus in print , on behalf of the surface is a lithograph.

(18) It is an new technology to use synchrotron radiation lithograph for making large scale integral circuit.

(19) NALED names Thomas Kinkade the Graphic Artist of the Year, and Lamplight Bridge is named Graphic Lithograph of the Year.