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Meanings of lithographer in English
Person who primarily uses lithography for making prints.
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Usage of lithographer in English
1
The police had built up a fairly strong case against the lithographer.
2
She had been born Natalie Garavente, the daughter of a Neapolitan lithographer.
3
Ordinarily, the lithographer made his rounds with a bundle of bills on his arm.
4
Every employing printer, lithographer and newspaper-publisher knows this erratic, brilliant, artistic and troublesome man.
5
The wood-cutter, the lithographer, and the engraver, are the popular interpreters of the great artist.
6
Blood, son of a pauper lithographer and his wife, was born and raised in Baarle-Nassau.
7
Those doubly underlined are the most prominent [the lithographer has not rendered these correctly.-F.
8
He did not set up as an architect, however, but took a job at a lithographer's.
9
But at last she had found Undercliff, a lithographer, and she fancied that must be the same person.
10
He himself was a lithographer by trade, with a good deal of time and leisure on his hands.
11
Think of a thousand homes made happy by possessing one of these beautiful gems of the lithographer's skill!
12
Therefore at this point the photographer should hand over the work to the lithographer, or rather the Lichtdruck printer.
13
The artist also joined forces with lithographer William Thornley to market a limited edition lithographic portfolio based on his paintings.
14
He toiled all day in a lithographer's shop, and these precious nights in the loft were his only glimpses of happiness.
15
He is also a good lithographer, a gentleman of fine educational attainments, very clever talents, and highly esteemed in that city.
16
Miss Haldin hastened to assure her that, on the contrary, she was very much interested in the story of the journeyman lithographer.
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Lithographer through the time