Lithographs in a sentence

Lithographs on paper or paperboard, over 0.51 mm in thickness, printed not over 20 years at time of importation.

Moody Center for the Arts is set to present and it will be the first time that all 34 lithographs from Robert Rauschenberg's series will be shown together since their creation.

Other items in the online offering — which runs Oct. 11-17 — include original photographs, lithographs, cameras and collectibles gathered during Thomas’ 25-year career at the Kennedy Space Center.

The thirteen colour lithographs that form the series will be displayed together with preperatory drawings and trial proofs to reveal insights into the creative process, which took up three years of work.

As his last work he prepared the text for the book Paris sans fin, a sequence of 150 lithographs containing memories of all the places where he had lived.

Complete with mistakes and tea stains the lithographs are numbered and signed by Paul McCartney and Martin.

In 1992, Bressanutti returned to combining graphic arts with music, taking his lithographs on tour to three U.S. galleries.

Johns also produces intaglio prints, sculptures and lithographs with similar motifs.

Not long after, the company began producing fine art lithographs of many of these paintings, in strictly limited editions, all signed by Barks, who eventually produced many original works for the series.

Provides an historic overview of the commercial trade in Philadelphia and links to a biographical dictionary of over 500 Philadelphia lithographers and catalog of more than 1300 lithographs documenting Philadelphia.

Publisher "Edition 313" put out numerous lithographs.

Reviewers especially praised the color lithographs made from Gosse's watercolors.

The French style was widely propagated by new magazines, including The Studio, Arts et Idees and Art et Decoration, whose photographs and color lithographs made the style known to designers and wealthy clients around the world.