Lithograph
“Art is a way of survival “
Lithography was born in the 18th century through an accidental exploit of Alois Senefelder, a German playwright, and quickly gained popularity amongst the artisans. The word is derived from two root German words lithos (stone) and graphien (to write). It is unlike other forms of printing that rely on etching as here the original artworks are printed and reproduced on metallic plates or flat stones. Artists engage in lithography through direct drawing on the printing substance by making use of specialized drawing tools like greasy pencils or litho crayons. On the completion of drawing the surface undergoes treatment with chemical etches to make the prints permanent by bonding greasing color onto the surface.
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Etching ARE2
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Etching ARE1
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Lithograph ARL16
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Lithograph ARL13
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Lithograph ARL5
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Lithograph ARL4
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Lithograph ARL3
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Lithograph ARL2
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Lithograph ARL1
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Lino Etching ARLN1
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Lithograph AR10
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Heart Sutra
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Stop Them
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Trapped
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Struggle For Survival
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Iguana
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Achivement
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Old Age
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Growth
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Night Mood
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Back To School
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Wreckage
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Take a Sky- Walk
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Crown Copyright
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Untitled
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Where I want To Go
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Journey into the Unknown
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Essence of Violence
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Banganga Tank
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Inner Mind
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Megapolis
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Cover Page
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