1. a print made by photolithography, a process combining photography and lithography to reproduce images on stone or metal plates
Usage: technical; printing

1. to produce a photolithograph of; to reproduce using the photolithography process
Usage: technical; printing

Examples

• The museum displayed a rare photolithograph from the 19th century.
• The artist decided to photolithograph the original design to create multiple copies.
• Photolithographs were widely used in commercial printing before modern offset printing became standard.
• The publisher commissioned a photolithograph of the historical map for the new edition.
• Early photolithographs combined the precision of photography with the artistic qualities of lithographic printing.
• The technique allowed printers to photolithograph detailed architectural drawings efficiently.