- screens. The
majority of
collotypes were
produced between the 1870s and 1920s. It was the
first form of photolithography.
Collotype originates from the Gr****...
-
delicate nature of
collotype lithography, as well as the
necessity for
multicolored prints (a feat
difficult to
reproduce with
collotypes), and Klimt's own...
- The
Peristyle of Diocletian's Palace,
collotype (1909)....
- Photo-crayotypes (also
known as
Chromatypes and
Crayon Collotypes) were an
artistic process used for the hand-colouring of
photographs by the application...
- The
Library and the
Chapter at the cathedral,
Collotype 1889...
- défaut du
silence (1925)
Histoire Naturelle (ca. 1925–1926), a set of 34
collotypes after frottages La
femme 100 têtes (1929,
graphic novel) Rêve d'une petite...
-
chemically or by
physical properties, the
examples are:
offset lithography,
collotype, and
screenless printing. Relief, in
which the
printing areas are on a...
-
Albert Bierstadt photographed by his
brother Edward Bierstadt. This
collotype print was sent in 1895 to
Elbridge T. Gerry. It may be the
oldest surviving...
- Kazumasa's most
famous work,
Types of ****an,
Celebrated Geysha of
Tokyo in
Collotype and From
Photographic Negatives Taken by Him,
published around 1892. Ryōunkaku...
-
painter Albert Bierstadt, made by his
brother Edward Bierstadt. This
collotype print was sent in 1895 to
Elbridge T. Gerry. It may be the
oldest surviving...
