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The Art and Evolution of Lithography: A Printing Technique with a Rich History

Lithography is a unique printing method that utilizes a smooth stone or metal plate, allowing for detailed images and text to be transferred onto various materials. Invented in 1796 by a German author, it provided a cost-effective means to publish theatrical works. Today, lithography is predominantly employed by commercial printers for mass production, capable of printing thousands of identical copies in a single run. This technique remains vital in the printing industry, enabling high-quality reproductions of art and texts.

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The Art and Evolution of Lithography: A Printing Technique with a Rich History

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  1. Lithography Lithography is a method of printing using a stone. Or a metal plate with a completely smooth surface.

  2. Brief History • Invented in 1796 by German author andactor as a cheap method of publishing theatrical works. • lithography can be used to print text orartwork onto paper or other suitable material.

  3. Lithography Today??? • Lithography is mainly used by commercial printers, printing companies that will print thousands of copies of the same item, in one production run.

  4. Lithography Printings

  5. References • Pictures From http://www.google.ca • Info from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lithography , http://www.technologystudent.com/designpro/prtpro5.htm

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