-
fabrication of
cheap chromolithographs became more a
business than the
creation of art, in
contrast with the high
quality chromolithographs targeted primarily...
- picture-making,
folks raced to the
Falls to try it out." She
cites engravings,
chromolithographs, photographs, panoramas,
camera obscuras,
early movies, Cinerama,...
-
William Simpson labelled his
chromolithograph of 1867 as "Dewali,
feast of lamps". It
showed streets lit up at dusk, with a girl and her
mother lighting...
- Kurz and
Allison were a
major publisher of
chromolithographs in the late 19th century.
Based at 267-269
Wabash Avenue in Chicago, they
built their re****tion...
-
Muslim shawl-making
family shown in
Cashmere shawl manufactory, 1867,
chromolithograph,
William Simpson A
group of Pandits, or
Brahmin priests, in Kashmir...
-
Ichabod Crane,
Respectfully Dedicated to
Washington Irving.
William J.
Wilgus (1819–53),
artist chromolithograph, c. 1856...
- A 19th-century
chromolithograph of the mosque's interior. The
mosaic designs on the drum of the dome, the pendentives, and the
archway in
front of the...
-
Pocahontas saves the life of John
Smith in this
chromolithograph,
credited to the New
England Chromo. Lith.
Company around 1870. The
scene is idealized;...
-
images from
other parts of Africa, India,
Europe and the Americas.
Chromolithographs representing Indian deities have
become identified with traditional...
- "Drawl". The
portraits were
produced as
watercolours and
turned into
chromolithographs for
publication in the magazine.
These were then
usually reproduced...
