lithochromatics (Meaning)
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lithochromatics (n.)
See Lithochromics.
Synonyms & Antonyms of lithochromatics
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lithochromatics Sentence Examples
- The artist's lithochromatics utilized a vibrant array of hues to depict the interplay of light and shadow.
- Lithochromatics played a crucial role in the development of color lithography, enabling the reproduction of complex shades.
- The lithochromatics of the painting revealed the artist's mastery of blending and layering colors.
- The lithochromatics of the seascape captured the ethereal glow of the setting sun, casting an otherworldly radiance on the water.
- Stone printing's unique lithochromatics allowed for the production of nuanced and subtle color gradations.
- The lithochromatics of the cityscape reflected the vibrant energy and diversity of the urban environment.
- By exploiting the lithochromatics of the medium, the artist rendered a highly detailed and realistic depiction of the human form.
- The lithochromatics of the botanical illustrations showcased the intricate beauty and diversity of the plant world.
- Lithochromatics enabled the creation of color-accurate and durable prints that could be widely distributed.
- The advancement of lithochromatics expanded the possibilities for artistic expression and the dissemination of knowledge through printed materials.
FAQs About the word lithochromatics
See Lithochromics.
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The artist's lithochromatics utilized a vibrant array of hues to depict the interplay of light and shadow.
Lithochromatics played a crucial role in the development of color lithography, enabling the reproduction of complex shades.
The lithochromatics of the painting revealed the artist's mastery of blending and layering colors.
The lithochromatics of the seascape captured the ethereal glow of the setting sun, casting an otherworldly radiance on the water.
