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lithograph

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lithograph [′lith·ə‚graf]
(graphic arts)
Originally, a reproduction of a writing sample or a drawing made from a litho stone onto which the writing or drawing had been drawn with a greasy ink or crayon; now, a reproduction from litho metal plates produced by photolithography and run on an offset press.


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And Saxon, looking at his moody face, was suddenly reminded of a lithograph she had seen in her childhood It was of a Plains Indian, in paint and feathers, astride his horse and gazing with wondering eye at a railroad train rushing along a fresh-made track.
Well, you needn't make the lithograph till success is proved.
We had files of those good old family magazines which used to publish coloured lithographs of popular paintings, and I was allowed to use some of these.
 
 
 
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