Lithographs Lithographic Prints
Lithographs, also known as lithographic prints, are works of art created through the process of lithography. This technique involves drawing on a smooth surface with a greasy crayon or liquid, then treating the surface with a chemical solution to fix the image. Ink is then applied to the surface and transferred onto paper, creating a mirror image of the original drawing. Lithographs can range from black and white to full color, and are known for their fine detail and rich textures. Artists often use lithography to produce multiple copies of their original artwork, making it a popular medium for printmaking.