Definition of Zincograph. Meaning of Zincograph. Synonyms of Zincograph

- Zincography was a planographic printing process that used zinc plates. Alois Senefelder first mentioned zinc's lithographic use as a substitute for Bavarian...
- outcome. Gauguin began making prints in 1889, highlighted by a series of zincographs commissioned by Theo van Gogh known as the Volpini Suite, which also...
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- 5 calceolarias by Charlotte Caroline Sowerby, printed as hand-colored zincograph in The Illustrated Bouquet (1857–64). Pictured are the varieties General...
- Reconstruction of the "Statue of Liberty" in an 1849 zincograph...
- plaster [5] Erich Heckel, Portrait of a Man, 1918, color woodcut, over zincograph, in green, blue, ochre and black on paper [6] Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Blonde...
- that had already been printed or published, for example the Gauguin zincographs exhibited at the Café Volpini in 1889, which Clot printed again in 1894...
- lithograph on stone executed by Gauguin (other 'lithographs' are in fact zincographs, i.e. transferred from zinc plates). It appeared in the 6th issue of...
- The wooden cancels were thought to have been made in France, while the zincograph and copper-plated implements may have been created originally for use...
- painting copied from nature. Gauguin and Émile Bernard produced several zincographs during this period, which were exhibited at the exhibition Peintures...