Word: chromolithograph
Category: chromolithograph
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Translations: chromolithograph
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spanish
Translations:
cromolitografía, del chromolithograph, chromolithograph del, del chromolithograph del
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german
Translations:
Chromolithographie
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french
Translations:
chromolithographe, chromolithographie, chromo, la chromolithographie
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italian
Translations:
cromolitografia, cromolitografica, cromo
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portuguese
Translations:
cromolitógrafo, chromolithograph do, do chromolithograph, chromolithograph que
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dutch
Translations:
chromolithograph die
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russian
Translations:
хромолитография
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danish
Translations:
Farvelitografi
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czech
Translations:
chromolitografická reprodukce, Chromolitografie
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polish
Translations:
oleodruk, chromolitografia, litochromia
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hungarian
Translations:
színes kőnyomat
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turkish
Translations:
renkli taşbasma, kromolitografik, kromolitografik bir, taşbasma
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greek
Translations:
χρωμολιθογραφική εικών
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ukrainian
Translations:
хромолітографія
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albanian
Translations:
kromolithografik, kromolithografik të
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bulgarian
Translations:
хромолитография
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belarusian
Translations:
хромолитография
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estonian
Translations:
kromolitograaf
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croatian
Translations:
kromolitografija
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lithuanian
Translations:
Litochromia, Oleodruk, Chromolitografija
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slovak
Translations:
chromolitografická
The meaning and "use of": chromolithograph
noun
- a colored picture printed by lithography, especially in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. - One of the most beautiful of these is Santa Clara Valley, the composition of which became the subject for a large chromolithograph of the same title published in 1873 by L. Prang and Company of Boston.
- print or produce (a picture) by the chromolithographic process. - The brilliantly chromolithographed boards were often embellished with capitalist symbolism as well as caricatures of magnates, speculators, and the bestial mascots of wealth.