Examples of lithograph

• The lithograph does not provide any details about - these manuscripts.

• Initially, as is the case here, artists and later trades men took direct gelatin copies from the surface of the daguerreotype to produce lithographs.

• These lithographs, then, took the photographic discourse of nationalism into new areas.

• The use of three figures in the lithograph distances the image from a religious reading.

• The lithographs show the fossils in amazing detail, down to every last faint striation and tuberosity, representing a standard of scientific illustration that is now effectively lost.

• Many are superb contemporary lithographs of buildings, but the editors have wisely decided to incorporate lively images with individuals, groups and artistic representations of aspects of city life.

• Both the sepia sketch and the lithograph show a view of the large cavern with the rocky roof arching overhead and stalactites hanging from the right-hand side.

• Of special concern is his replacement of the one rapt figure gazing at a cave formation in the initial sketch by three figures in the lithograph.

• The businesses affected are involved in the production of toiletries, handbags, folding decorative cartons, lithographs, bed linen and lead acid batteries.

• Arrangements for the purchase of lithographs on favourable terms have now been completed, and the first batch has been supplied.

• The shortage of lithographs has now been overcome, with the co-operation of the printers.

• One is the sale of lithographs, postcards and pictures.

• We get them lithographed, and they cost very much less.

• Under the aegis of this body steps have been taken to increase by all possible means deliveries of ceramic lithographs to the industry.

• The net cost of printing and lithographing was £5,900, namely, cost of printing report and appendices, £6,380; other printing, £120; cost of lithographing certain maps, £1,500; less estimated proceeds of sale of publications, £2,100.