Definition of "lithographed" [lithographed]

• Simple past tense and past participle of lithograph. (verb)
• Depicted in the form of a lithograph. (adjective)

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• "I did vaguely recall the lithographed presentment of a large, clean-shaven man, with a heavy jaw."
• "One of Ms. Bridgewater's most enduring styles—words and phrases lithographed onto cream-colored pottery—was born on a trip to New York, where a dealer showed her a plate with the slogan "Votes for Women.""
• "She was the author of “a French reader for young children” entitled Micheline et Didi, which, together with these charming lithographed illustrations by her brother-in-law, the artist A.E. (“Peter”) Newbury, and slightly less interesting ones drawn by a cousin, Arthur C. Trumble (more like diagrams, really), was published in Melbourne in 1935 by Macmillans, in association with McCarron, Bird & Co."