A colored print or reproduction made using chromocollography or chromocollographic techniques.
Combining 'chroma' (color) with 'collotype' (a photomechanical printing process), naming the actual printed product created by the chromocollographic process.
Chromocollotypes look almost like hand-painted original artworks because they capture such fine detail and color variation—museums still use these historic prints as reference materials because of their accuracy.
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