litho
- adjective
- /ˈlɪθoʊ/
- Jargon
- She collected vintage litho posters from old movie theaters.
Examples
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This limited edition book includes beautiful litho illustrations on every page.
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The artist used a litho technique to create the print.
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The gallery featured several litho prints from the early twentieth century.
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She prefers litho prints over digital reproductions.
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The gallery featured several litho prints from the early twentieth century.
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This limited edition book includes beautiful litho illustrations on every page.
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She prefers litho prints over digital reproductions.
Synonyms
Made using a flat stone or metal plate to print images
A way that uses light to make very small patterns on surfaces like silicon for computer chips
Surface Forms
Etymology
Litho comes from the Greek word lithos, meaning 'stone', because early printmakers used flat stones to make images; so something described as litho is made or reproduced by that stone-printing process.