The process or technique of creating color prints using typographic, lithographic, or similar printing methods, an early form of color reproduction.
From 'chromotype' combined with 'graphy' (Greek 'graphia,' writing/printing). Describes the actual printing processes used to create multicolored images.
Chromotypography revolutionized how people saw color images—before photography could capture color easily, these printing techniques allowed publishers to create stunning multicolor books, maps, and advertisements for mass audiences.
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