Lithography Stones

Originally developed around 1798, stone lithography is a printmaking process in which an image is drawn onto a smooth limestone surface and permanently fixed through a unique chemical process. Today, antique lithography stones are admired not only for their historical significance but also for their distinctive decorative appeal.

Whether displayed as wall art, showcased on an easel, or incorporated into architectural features, lithography stones add character, history, and artistic interest to any space. Their authentic craftsmanship and fascinating story make them exceptional conversation pieces for homes, offices, galleries, and commercial interiors alike.

   

Photos: Lithography stones shown set in mortar to create a bar feature wall.