French Centennial Catholic Saint Chart Gold Foil Antique Frame

French Centennial Catholic Trinity (Father, Son, Madonna) Chart Gold Foil Antique Frame A very beautiful holy picture. The technique used is the 19th century printing process Chromolithography. The images above are of the Father, the Son, and the Virgin. The printing technique of Chromolithography is very fine. I don't know how to describe the feeling of security, I'm not a God or a Christian, but I do have this feeling, it's very special. The gold part of the frame is a gold leaf decal (the gold leaf can be seen in the last picture), and the printing on the back plate shows 1898. Chromolithography is also known as color lithography in modern times. At that time, the craftsmanship of Chromolithography was also a profound knowledge. His production method was to place images on the surface of stones, etch them with acid, and then coat them with A gummy aqueous solution that adheres only to oil-free surfaces and then seals. During printing, water adheres to the surface of the gum, but not to the oily part, and because each color requires a slate, accurate overprinting is required during transfer, so it is not easy to print a beautiful finished product , so many fine Chromolithography prints and publications during that period were collected by museums in the United States and Europe. (Refer to Wikipedia) Size: 23.5*30cm Price: 4280 (yun 70) The gold foil of the wooden frame is worn off, the surface of the painting is slightly worn, and the wooden frame of the frame is cracked. Other than that, the condition is considered complete. This is a century-old relic that inevitably has historical traces and can be purchased by those who accept it.