lithograph , auch: litho

He was still working on a new series of lithographs just before his death.

The price of each lithograph has not yet been determined.

He did not know what the Picasso lithograph would bring.

It was then that he created his first group of plant lithographs.

He produced a few lithographs at the end of his career (around 1945).

Two 1895 lithographs of the image, one with watercolor, are on view.

This book is full of lithographs produced in gray and red.

A lithograph of the painting hangs in my office today.

He worked long hours on his feet in a lithograph shop and came home tired.

Lithograph is on paper and the measures are given for the printed area.

The box set also included a special lithograph image of the band.

Lithographs of the district a century ago show street trees along Broadway.

At 9, when his father died, he gave up music and began working in a lithograph print shop.

It also will be offered in a limited edition lithograph.

The collection of lithographs comprises the years 1962 and 1982.

He has the world's second largest collection of colored lithographs.

So are there any subjects without clothes in the Prince's lithograph?

The shows range from traditional art to contemporary lithographs and photographs.

The four women could have stepped from period lithographs, so perfect was their placement.

"They were on the order of how-to shows, such as how to make a lithograph."

There, turn right and watch out for the lithograph.

A lithograph of 1812 shows the free passage where the central pavilion had been.

She sought to produce brilliant rich black and white lithographs.

His paintings were often made into lithographs for sale or publication.

She has also made his lithographs and other artworks available for gallery shows.