Discover the art of lithograph: new films in the J. F. Schreiber-Museum!

Discover the art of lithograph: new films in the J. F. Schreiber-Museum!

in the heart of Esslingen, in the J. F. Schreiber-Museum in the Salem Nursing Court, it is now colorful. Three new films illuminate the fascinating world of lithograph and invite visitors to immerse yourself in the art of stone pressure. In these informative clips, stone printing master Hans Ulrich shows how drawn is transferred to a stone and what magic is created when the pressure process is started. In addition to the presentation of the classic printing techniques, procedures for the production of colored images are also clearly explained. For all those interested in technology and art, this is a real feast for the eyes that cannot be missed. Esslingen reports that ...

But what makes lithography so special? Historically, this technology revolutionized the spread of printed products at the beginning of the 19th century. Before that, it was tedious and expensive to print colored illustrations in high editions. The stone pressure made it possible to offer these printed matter in large quantities at affordable prices. In particular, the J.F. Schreiber-Verlag, which was founded in 1831, benefited enormously from this development and became known for his paper theater, picture books and cardboard models. Even today, many artists still use lithograph to bring their creative ideas to life.

film screenings in the museum

The new films can be seen in the cinema of the J. F. Schreiber-Museum from this week. In addition, you will also be available to YouTube , so that interested parties can take a comfortable look at these exciting insights from home. The museum itself is open from Tuesday to Saturday between 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. and on Sundays and public holidays from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Entry is free for children and adolescents up to 18 years, while adults can enjoy access for only 4 euros and reduced for 2 euros.

interesting facts about lithography

If you want to learn more about the basics of lithograph, the band "Lithography - Stone Printing" is an excellent resource. This deals with the history and technology of stone pressure in detail and offers exciting insights into the trade, which has shaped the art of printing so sustainably. You can find more information on this on Amazon .

Overall, the exhibition in the J. F. Schreiber-Museum is a must for everyone who is enthusiastic about printing and its development over the centuries. Do not miss the opportunity to get to know such a defining technique in art history!