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Definition of collotype in English: collotypenoun ˈkɒlətʌɪpˈkäləˌtīp mass nounPrinting 1A process for making high-quality prints from a sheet of light-sensitive gelatin exposed photographically to the image without using a screen. as modifier collotype printing Example sentencesExamples - Printing high quality collotype illustrations for books was a decent size industry at one time.
- Therefore it's no wonder only a handful of collotype studios are still existing in the world today.
- A higher, and more expensive, process is collotype printing, in which the photographic image is transferred to a gelatine-covered glass plate which accepts printing ink in different and subtle degrees.
- Four bare-chested pressmen labor in a small room with a huge collotype printing press.
- That is because, at the time, the collotype process was developing rapidly in our country.
- 1.1count noun A print made using the collotype process.
Example sentencesExamples - A distillation occurs in the self-portrait Palindrome, a collotype that Hamilton laminated in the lenticular acrylic used in 3 - D postcards.
- On loan from a private collection, these images-in a wide variety of formats including collotypes and hand-tinted photographs-show Huffman's skills and the various stages of his career.
- Postcards with ` Albertype’ printed on back are collotypes and usually date to the earlier 1900s.
- The ink used in collotypes was generally black, but colors were used in intaglio printing.
- Upon his return to Germany in 1886, Cronau published, in two parts, a portfolio of collotypes based on his best drawings.
Origin Late 19th century: from Greek kolla 'glue' + type. Definition of collotype in US English: collotypenounˈkäləˌtīp Printing 1A process for making high-quality prints from a sheet of light-sensitive gelatin exposed photographically to the image without using a screen. as modifier collotype printing Example sentencesExamples - A higher, and more expensive, process is collotype printing, in which the photographic image is transferred to a gelatine-covered glass plate which accepts printing ink in different and subtle degrees.
- Printing high quality collotype illustrations for books was a decent size industry at one time.
- Therefore it's no wonder only a handful of collotype studios are still existing in the world today.
- Four bare-chested pressmen labor in a small room with a huge collotype printing press.
- That is because, at the time, the collotype process was developing rapidly in our country.
- 1.1 A print made by the collotype process.
Example sentencesExamples - Upon his return to Germany in 1886, Cronau published, in two parts, a portfolio of collotypes based on his best drawings.
- The ink used in collotypes was generally black, but colors were used in intaglio printing.
- A distillation occurs in the self-portrait Palindrome, a collotype that Hamilton laminated in the lenticular acrylic used in 3 - D postcards.
- On loan from a private collection, these images-in a wide variety of formats including collotypes and hand-tinted photographs-show Huffman's skills and the various stages of his career.
- Postcards with ` Albertype’ printed on back are collotypes and usually date to the earlier 1900s.
Origin Late 19th century: from Greek kolla ‘glue’ + type. |