Historical Chromolithograph Art Collection
Known for their rich colours created in a variety of images, ranging from fine art reproductions to commercial items, Chromolithograph prints were popular in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century.
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A chromolithograph is a printmaking process that creates a multi-colored image by using many stone or metal plates, each with a distinct colour ink. Ink is applied to each plate, which is then transferred to paper one at a time, building up the final image.
