zincography meaning

/-kogˈrə-fi/ noun
1. An engraving process in which zinc is covered with wax and etched
2. Any process in which designs for printing are made on zinc plates

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1. He lived there during the Soviet occupation and worked in Zincography.
2. From the mid-1870s Busch's illustrations were printed using zincography.
3. The prevalence of the new zincography printing process rendered xylography nearly obsolete as a profession.
4. "' Zincography "'was a planographic printing process that used zinc plates.
5. In the years 1921-1924 and 1935-1939, the printing house developed new areas of competence, such as offset printing, zincography, rotogravure, and became self-sufficient in equipment repair.