Lithographs are prints made using a printing process called lithography, where an image is created on a flat stone or metal plate using oil-based ink. This technique, invented in 1796 by Alois Senefelder, allows for high-quality reproductions of artworks, maps, and designs. In lithography, the artist draws an image directly onto the stone or plate using a greasy substance. The surface is then treated, and ink adheres only to the image areas, allowing for the creation of multiple copies. Lithographs are highly valued in art collections for their detailed, precise reproduction of the original artwork, making them a popular medium for artists to produce limited editions.

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