Costumes Ancient Roman Greek Knight Lithograph from 1907

Description: Costumes I Original chromo-lithograph from 1907 (not a reprint) The very beautiful color stone print shows various costumes from the Middle Ages and antiquityCostumes I (Ancient and Middle Ages) - Egyptian King and Queen, Assyrian, Greek in Himation, Greek from Tanagra, Roman in Toga, Roman in Stole, Byzantine Emperor and Empress, Franconian Nobleman, French Knight 13th Century, knight and queen of the 14th century Century, Flemish woman. ChromoLithographs or stone prints are old, colorful panels. In terms of brilliance and luminosity, they surpass almost any modern print. In a very complex printing process, up to 21 colors were printed on top of each other. This technique was developed at the beginning of the 20th century. In the 19th century, offset printing was replaced by cheaper but lower-quality offset printing. Sheet size approx. 24x15cm.Over 100 years old and still in very good condition!The original print is from the 6th. Edition of Meyers Konversations-Lexikon. A reference work of general knowledge. It was produced in 1905 by the Leipzig/Vienna Bibliographic Institute publishing house. Shipping will of course be quick and packaged securely to prevent creasing!Shipping costs:free within Germany I am offering 2 more very beautiful lithographs of costumes - shipping costs only apply once for multiple items!Motifs: costumes, carnival costumes, carnival costumes, traditional costumes, Egypt, Greece, Italy, France, England, Germany, Belgium, Byzantium If the combined shipping via eBay does not work, I will of course refund the overpaid shipping costs!Costumes I (Ancient and Middle Ages) - Egyptian King and Queen, Assyrian, Greek in Himation, Greek from Tanagra, Roman in Toga, Roman in Stole, Byzantine Emperor and Empress, Franconian Nobleman, French Knight 13th Century, knight and queen of the 14th century Century, Flemish woman. ChromoLithographs or stone prints are old, colorful panels. In terms of brilliance and luminosity, they surpass almost any modern print. In a very complex printing process, up to 21 colors were printed on top of each other. This technique was developed at the beginning of the 20th century. In the 19th century, offset printing was replaced by cheaper but lower-quality offset printing. The original print is from the 6th. Edition of Meyers Konversations-Lexikon. A reference work of general knowledge. It was pro

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Location: Kassel

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