Definition of lithograph in English:

lithograph

noun ˈlɪθəɡrɑːfˈlɪθəˌɡræf

A lithographic print.
石印品，平版印刷品
Example sentencesExamples
- He was skilled in the art of a number of different printing techniques such as woodcuts, lithographs and mezzotints.
- In addition to paintings, he produced a large number of prints - etchings, lithographs, and woodcuts.
- Exhibiting original prints, like lithographs, etchings and digital prints, as well as photography by more than 80 artists, the Print Center is the oldest gallery of its kind in the country.
- Anatomical artists pay homage to the body hidden under the skin with woodcuts, copper engravings, lithographs, photographs, and digital imaging.
- The 62-year-old artist, famous for his lithograph and etching prints, contributed a series of ink drawings of Shanghai for the exhibition.
- He applied his signature collage style to creating lithographs and silkscreen prints that combined familiar images from popular culture and current events in an original and radical manner.
- By the time he died in 1973 he had produced a substantial body of original etchings, lithographs and linocuts, which rank with the greatest prints of the 20th Century.
- It boasts a collection of more than 50,000 antique images that include steel and wood engravings, lithographs, photographs and illustrations.
- Now, tens of thousands of people have these paintings hanging in their homes, either the originals, lithographs, canvas prints, or posters.
- Not only are her paintings immensely popular, selling for at least $100,000, but she also creates serigraphs, stone lithographs, and limited-edition prints.
- Other than paintings and sculptures, the artist produced a number of prints for which he used different techniques: lithographs, screenprints, etchings and woodcuts.
- Hundreds of exhibitors and thousands of attendees weaved through aisles featuring mouldings, equipment, posters, serigraphs, lithographs, original art and more.
- The building also houses Flatbed Press, a publishing workshop that collaborates with artists to produce limited editions of original etchings, lithographs, woodcuts and monoprints.
- Since draughtsmanship was the foundation of all his art, engravings, etchings, lithographs, linocuts, and drawings poured from him in astonishing quantity and quality.
- The translated editions will use the original color lithographs, printed and bound in Germany on the same paper, by the same printer used in the original editions.
- Dali prints were created in different techniques: mostly etchings, but also engravings, woodcuts, lithographs and mixed-media.
- The 2,000-square-foot gallery is dedicated to exhibiting a full range of his fine art, including paintings, original stone lithographs, silk screens and giclees.
- His graphic works consist of woodcuts, lithographs and etchings.
- The quality of prints produced, only original serigraphs or lithographs, stands out in the industry to provide collectors with true works of art.
- So a print is basically a lithograph, an etching, an engraving, a drawing on stone or metal that can then be printed.
Synonyms
picture, design, engraving, etching, silk screen, linocut, monoprint, plate, cut, woodcut, vignette

verbˈlɪθəɡrɑːfˈlɪθəˌɡræf

[with object]

Print by lithography.
石印术印刷，平版印刷
he lithographed the diploma, leaving only two blanks: one for the name of the recipient and the other for the date
Example sentencesExamples
- As the photograph began rendering lithographed and engraved views obsolete, it would be up to others to exploit the change.
- I had all these thoughts [notes] lithographed and with the same ink as the originals.
- Warhol not only painted and lithographed and sketched, he produced and he photographed, dabbling in both music (The Velvet Underground, Nico) and film.
- Contrasting with the latter's refinement, lithographed illustrations were produced in large numbers and served as a powerful medium of popular iconography.
- The game - sometimes with a game board, sometimes without - consisted of decks of lithographed cards on which were depicted comical or serious likenesses of women in pairs and a single ‘Old Maid.’
- The lithographed posters are entirely hand printed, one color and one sheet at a time, on an old German litho press using 320 grain Coventry Rag Vellum paper.
- These posters were lithographed by the hundreds of thousands and pasted onto both doors of every freight car leaving the ports.
- Despite the considerable number of Arabic lithographed books and their importance to scholarship, this form of printed literature has received little attention.
- This Memorandum outlines and explains the methods by which the value for duty of printed or lithographed matter of paper is determined.
- These are inexpensive tin flashlights with lithographed designs.
- Its price was $3 colored, and it was followed in 1850 by another Trobriand Niagara, The Falls of Niagara, which, lithographed by Leon Jean Baptiste Sabatier, cost only $2.50 colored.
- Depicting a confident Houdini at the peak of his career, the stamp is based on a 1911 lithographed poster.
- I also love all the hand-painted and lithographed theatre programmes.
- Collaged and lithographed breasts pucker three dimensionally on Nepalese paper with a skinlike texture.
- If there has been rain, the landscape takes on a serene, lithographed look.
- These complement the Bookplate File, a collection of more than twenty thousand of these miniature engraved and lithographed gems dating from the 1500s to the present.
- Many had lithographed pictorial covers original and vital enough to establish an American school.
- While I was down at Sorrento, and under the watchful eyes of this delightfully lithographed bird, I took a call from a mate in Melbourne who has been seeing a young lady on and off for a few months.
- The name plates could be either lithographed or etched; etching cost 54 cents extra.
- I think of all the disreputable low-cost manufacturers you might take this to and what they would say about this beautiful quarter walnut and multiple-layer laminate plywood: ‘Some lithographed laminate will look just as good.’

Origin

Early 19th century: back-formation from lithography.

Definition of lithograph in US English:

lithograph

nounˈlɪθəˌɡræfˈliTHəˌɡraf

A lithographic print.
石印品，平版印刷品
Example sentencesExamples
- By the time he died in 1973 he had produced a substantial body of original etchings, lithographs and linocuts, which rank with the greatest prints of the 20th Century.
- Exhibiting original prints, like lithographs, etchings and digital prints, as well as photography by more than 80 artists, the Print Center is the oldest gallery of its kind in the country.
- So a print is basically a lithograph, an etching, an engraving, a drawing on stone or metal that can then be printed.
- His graphic works consist of woodcuts, lithographs and etchings.
- In addition to paintings, he produced a large number of prints - etchings, lithographs, and woodcuts.
- The 2,000-square-foot gallery is dedicated to exhibiting a full range of his fine art, including paintings, original stone lithographs, silk screens and giclees.
- The quality of prints produced, only original serigraphs or lithographs, stands out in the industry to provide collectors with true works of art.
- He was skilled in the art of a number of different printing techniques such as woodcuts, lithographs and mezzotints.
- The translated editions will use the original color lithographs, printed and bound in Germany on the same paper, by the same printer used in the original editions.
- It boasts a collection of more than 50,000 antique images that include steel and wood engravings, lithographs, photographs and illustrations.
- Anatomical artists pay homage to the body hidden under the skin with woodcuts, copper engravings, lithographs, photographs, and digital imaging.
- Not only are her paintings immensely popular, selling for at least $100,000, but she also creates serigraphs, stone lithographs, and limited-edition prints.
- The 62-year-old artist, famous for his lithograph and etching prints, contributed a series of ink drawings of Shanghai for the exhibition.
- Other than paintings and sculptures, the artist produced a number of prints for which he used different techniques: lithographs, screenprints, etchings and woodcuts.
- Since draughtsmanship was the foundation of all his art, engravings, etchings, lithographs, linocuts, and drawings poured from him in astonishing quantity and quality.
- Dali prints were created in different techniques: mostly etchings, but also engravings, woodcuts, lithographs and mixed-media.
- Now, tens of thousands of people have these paintings hanging in their homes, either the originals, lithographs, canvas prints, or posters.
- The building also houses Flatbed Press, a publishing workshop that collaborates with artists to produce limited editions of original etchings, lithographs, woodcuts and monoprints.
- He applied his signature collage style to creating lithographs and silkscreen prints that combined familiar images from popular culture and current events in an original and radical manner.
- Hundreds of exhibitors and thousands of attendees weaved through aisles featuring mouldings, equipment, posters, serigraphs, lithographs, original art and more.
Synonyms
picture, design, engraving, etching, silk screen, linocut, monoprint, plate, cut, woodcut, vignette

verbˈlɪθəˌɡræfˈliTHəˌɡraf

[with object]

Print by lithography.
石印术印刷，平版印刷
he lithographed the diploma, leaving only two blanks: one for the name of the recipient and the other for the date
Example sentencesExamples
- These are inexpensive tin flashlights with lithographed designs.
- I also love all the hand-painted and lithographed theatre programmes.
- I had all these thoughts [notes] lithographed and with the same ink as the originals.
- Contrasting with the latter's refinement, lithographed illustrations were produced in large numbers and served as a powerful medium of popular iconography.
- These complement the Bookplate File, a collection of more than twenty thousand of these miniature engraved and lithographed gems dating from the 1500s to the present.
- While I was down at Sorrento, and under the watchful eyes of this delightfully lithographed bird, I took a call from a mate in Melbourne who has been seeing a young lady on and off for a few months.
- Warhol not only painted and lithographed and sketched, he produced and he photographed, dabbling in both music (The Velvet Underground, Nico) and film.
- Its price was $3 colored, and it was followed in 1850 by another Trobriand Niagara, The Falls of Niagara, which, lithographed by Leon Jean Baptiste Sabatier, cost only $2.50 colored.
- These posters were lithographed by the hundreds of thousands and pasted onto both doors of every freight car leaving the ports.
- The name plates could be either lithographed or etched; etching cost 54 cents extra.
- This Memorandum outlines and explains the methods by which the value for duty of printed or lithographed matter of paper is determined.
- Despite the considerable number of Arabic lithographed books and their importance to scholarship, this form of printed literature has received little attention.
- Collaged and lithographed breasts pucker three dimensionally on Nepalese paper with a skinlike texture.
- The game - sometimes with a game board, sometimes without - consisted of decks of lithographed cards on which were depicted comical or serious likenesses of women in pairs and a single ‘Old Maid.’
- Depicting a confident Houdini at the peak of his career, the stamp is based on a 1911 lithographed poster.
- If there has been rain, the landscape takes on a serene, lithographed look.
- The lithographed posters are entirely hand printed, one color and one sheet at a time, on an old German litho press using 320 grain Coventry Rag Vellum paper.
- I think of all the disreputable low-cost manufacturers you might take this to and what they would say about this beautiful quarter walnut and multiple-layer laminate plywood: ‘Some lithographed laminate will look just as good.’
- As the photograph began rendering lithographed and engraved views obsolete, it would be up to others to exploit the change.
- Many had lithographed pictorial covers original and vital enough to establish an American school.

Origin

Early 19th century: back-formation from lithography.

词汇	lithograph
释义	Definition of lithograph in English: lithograph noun ˈlɪθəɡrɑːfˈlɪθəˌɡræf A lithographic print. 石印品，平版印刷品 Example sentencesExamples He was skilled in the art of a number of different printing techniques such as woodcuts, lithographs and mezzotints. In addition to paintings, he produced a large number of prints - etchings, lithographs, and woodcuts. Exhibiting original prints, like lithographs, etchings and digital prints, as well as photography by more than 80 artists, the Print Center is the oldest gallery of its kind in the country. Anatomical artists pay homage to the body hidden under the skin with woodcuts, copper engravings, lithographs, photographs, and digital imaging. The 62-year-old artist, famous for his lithograph and etching prints, contributed a series of ink drawings of Shanghai for the exhibition. He applied his signature collage style to creating lithographs and silkscreen prints that combined familiar images from popular culture and current events in an original and radical manner. By the time he died in 1973 he had produced a substantial body of original etchings, lithographs and linocuts, which rank with the greatest prints of the 20th Century. It boasts a collection of more than 50,000 antique images that include steel and wood engravings, lithographs, photographs and illustrations. Now, tens of thousands of people have these paintings hanging in their homes, either the originals, lithographs, canvas prints, or posters. Not only are her paintings immensely popular, selling for at least $100,000, but she also creates serigraphs, stone lithographs, and limited-edition prints. Other than paintings and sculptures, the artist produced a number of prints for which he used different techniques: lithographs, screenprints, etchings and woodcuts. Hundreds of exhibitors and thousands of attendees weaved through aisles featuring mouldings, equipment, posters, serigraphs, lithographs, original art and more. The building also houses Flatbed Press, a publishing workshop that collaborates with artists to produce limited editions of original etchings, lithographs, woodcuts and monoprints. Since draughtsmanship was the foundation of all his art, engravings, etchings, lithographs, linocuts, and drawings poured from him in astonishing quantity and quality. The translated editions will use the original color lithographs, printed and bound in Germany on the same paper, by the same printer used in the original editions. Dali prints were created in different techniques: mostly etchings, but also engravings, woodcuts, lithographs and mixed-media. The 2,000-square-foot gallery is dedicated to exhibiting a full range of his fine art, including paintings, original stone lithographs, silk screens and giclees. His graphic works consist of woodcuts, lithographs and etchings. The quality of prints produced, only original serigraphs or lithographs, stands out in the industry to provide collectors with true works of art. So a print is basically a lithograph, an etching, an engraving, a drawing on stone or metal that can then be printed. Synonyms picture, design, engraving, etching, silk screen, linocut, monoprint, plate, cut, woodcut, vignette verbˈlɪθəɡrɑːfˈlɪθəˌɡræf [with object] Print by lithography. 石印术印刷，平版印刷 he lithographed the diploma, leaving only two blanks: one for the name of the recipient and the other for the date Example sentencesExamples As the photograph began rendering lithographed and engraved views obsolete, it would be up to others to exploit the change. I had all these thoughts [notes] lithographed and with the same ink as the originals. Warhol not only painted and lithographed and sketched, he produced and he photographed, dabbling in both music (The Velvet Underground, Nico) and film. Contrasting with the latter's refinement, lithographed illustrations were produced in large numbers and served as a powerful medium of popular iconography. The game - sometimes with a game board, sometimes without - consisted of decks of lithographed cards on which were depicted comical or serious likenesses of women in pairs and a single ‘Old Maid.’ The lithographed posters are entirely hand printed, one color and one sheet at a time, on an old German litho press using 320 grain Coventry Rag Vellum paper. These posters were lithographed by the hundreds of thousands and pasted onto both doors of every freight car leaving the ports. Despite the considerable number of Arabic lithographed books and their importance to scholarship, this form of printed literature has received little attention. This Memorandum outlines and explains the methods by which the value for duty of printed or lithographed matter of paper is determined. These are inexpensive tin flashlights with lithographed designs. Its price was $3 colored, and it was followed in 1850 by another Trobriand Niagara, The Falls of Niagara, which, lithographed by Leon Jean Baptiste Sabatier, cost only $2.50 colored. Depicting a confident Houdini at the peak of his career, the stamp is based on a 1911 lithographed poster. I also love all the hand-painted and lithographed theatre programmes. Collaged and lithographed breasts pucker three dimensionally on Nepalese paper with a skinlike texture. If there has been rain, the landscape takes on a serene, lithographed look. These complement the Bookplate File, a collection of more than twenty thousand of these miniature engraved and lithographed gems dating from the 1500s to the present. Many had lithographed pictorial covers original and vital enough to establish an American school. While I was down at Sorrento, and under the watchful eyes of this delightfully lithographed bird, I took a call from a mate in Melbourne who has been seeing a young lady on and off for a few months. The name plates could be either lithographed or etched; etching cost 54 cents extra. I think of all the disreputable low-cost manufacturers you might take this to and what they would say about this beautiful quarter walnut and multiple-layer laminate plywood: ‘Some lithographed laminate will look just as good.’ Origin Early 19th century: back-formation from lithography. Definition of lithograph in US English: lithograph nounˈlɪθəˌɡræfˈliTHəˌɡraf A lithographic print. 石印品，平版印刷品 Example sentencesExamples By the time he died in 1973 he had produced a substantial body of original etchings, lithographs and linocuts, which rank with the greatest prints of the 20th Century. Exhibiting original prints, like lithographs, etchings and digital prints, as well as photography by more than 80 artists, the Print Center is the oldest gallery of its kind in the country. So a print is basically a lithograph, an etching, an engraving, a drawing on stone or metal that can then be printed. His graphic works consist of woodcuts, lithographs and etchings. In addition to paintings, he produced a large number of prints - etchings, lithographs, and woodcuts. The 2,000-square-foot gallery is dedicated to exhibiting a full range of his fine art, including paintings, original stone lithographs, silk screens and giclees. The quality of prints produced, only original serigraphs or lithographs, stands out in the industry to provide collectors with true works of art. He was skilled in the art of a number of different printing techniques such as woodcuts, lithographs and mezzotints. The translated editions will use the original color lithographs, printed and bound in Germany on the same paper, by the same printer used in the original editions. It boasts a collection of more than 50,000 antique images that include steel and wood engravings, lithographs, photographs and illustrations. Anatomical artists pay homage to the body hidden under the skin with woodcuts, copper engravings, lithographs, photographs, and digital imaging. Not only are her paintings immensely popular, selling for at least $100,000, but she also creates serigraphs, stone lithographs, and limited-edition prints. The 62-year-old artist, famous for his lithograph and etching prints, contributed a series of ink drawings of Shanghai for the exhibition. Other than paintings and sculptures, the artist produced a number of prints for which he used different techniques: lithographs, screenprints, etchings and woodcuts. Since draughtsmanship was the foundation of all his art, engravings, etchings, lithographs, linocuts, and drawings poured from him in astonishing quantity and quality. Dali prints were created in different techniques: mostly etchings, but also engravings, woodcuts, lithographs and mixed-media. Now, tens of thousands of people have these paintings hanging in their homes, either the originals, lithographs, canvas prints, or posters. The building also houses Flatbed Press, a publishing workshop that collaborates with artists to produce limited editions of original etchings, lithographs, woodcuts and monoprints. He applied his signature collage style to creating lithographs and silkscreen prints that combined familiar images from popular culture and current events in an original and radical manner. Hundreds of exhibitors and thousands of attendees weaved through aisles featuring mouldings, equipment, posters, serigraphs, lithographs, original art and more. Synonyms picture, design, engraving, etching, silk screen, linocut, monoprint, plate, cut, woodcut, vignette verbˈlɪθəˌɡræfˈliTHəˌɡraf [with object] Print by lithography. 石印术印刷，平版印刷 he lithographed the diploma, leaving only two blanks: one for the name of the recipient and the other for the date Example sentencesExamples These are inexpensive tin flashlights with lithographed designs. I also love all the hand-painted and lithographed theatre programmes. I had all these thoughts [notes] lithographed and with the same ink as the originals. Contrasting with the latter's refinement, lithographed illustrations were produced in large numbers and served as a powerful medium of popular iconography. These complement the Bookplate File, a collection of more than twenty thousand of these miniature engraved and lithographed gems dating from the 1500s to the present. While I was down at Sorrento, and under the watchful eyes of this delightfully lithographed bird, I took a call from a mate in Melbourne who has been seeing a young lady on and off for a few months. Warhol not only painted and lithographed and sketched, he produced and he photographed, dabbling in both music (The Velvet Underground, Nico) and film. Its price was $3 colored, and it was followed in 1850 by another Trobriand Niagara, The Falls of Niagara, which, lithographed by Leon Jean Baptiste Sabatier, cost only $2.50 colored. These posters were lithographed by the hundreds of thousands and pasted onto both doors of every freight car leaving the ports. The name plates could be either lithographed or etched; etching cost 54 cents extra. This Memorandum outlines and explains the methods by which the value for duty of printed or lithographed matter of paper is determined. Despite the considerable number of Arabic lithographed books and their importance to scholarship, this form of printed literature has received little attention. Collaged and lithographed breasts pucker three dimensionally on Nepalese paper with a skinlike texture. The game - sometimes with a game board, sometimes without - consisted of decks of lithographed cards on which were depicted comical or serious likenesses of women in pairs and a single ‘Old Maid.’ Depicting a confident Houdini at the peak of his career, the stamp is based on a 1911 lithographed poster. If there has been rain, the landscape takes on a serene, lithographed look. The lithographed posters are entirely hand printed, one color and one sheet at a time, on an old German litho press using 320 grain Coventry Rag Vellum paper. I think of all the disreputable low-cost manufacturers you might take this to and what they would say about this beautiful quarter walnut and multiple-layer laminate plywood: ‘Some lithographed laminate will look just as good.’ As the photograph began rendering lithographed and engraved views obsolete, it would be up to others to exploit the change. Many had lithographed pictorial covers original and vital enough to establish an American school. Origin Early 19th century: back-formation from lithography.
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