Short for CHROMOLITHOGRAPH. [So F. chromolithe.]
1884. E. E. Hale, Fortunes of Rachel, iv. 37. A chromolith of the mosque at Delhi.
Hence Chromolithic a.
1844. Proc. Soc. Antiq., I. 22 (D.). An impression of a drawing on stone, printed at Paris in colours, by the process termed Chromolithic.
1879. H. W. Warren, Recr. Astron., iii. 50. The subject becomes clearer by a study of the chromolithic plate.
