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/ˈælɡɹəfi/ · noun
(photography, historical) An early photographic technique, similar to zincography or lithography, using paper impregnated with an aluminium salt..
"Process" is well to the fore, a design in colours from line blocks adorns the front cover, there are no less than seven examples of trichromotypography, various samples of half-tone with additional workings, three fine specimens of photogravure, a multi-colour subject, a collotype, a chromolithograph, examples respectively of algraphy, "granotype," Sprague's ink photo process, some twelve specimens of Johnstonia steel engraving and Johnston die press work, a very practical series of Linotype work—newspaper setting, book, magazine and jobbing work—an exeedingly interesting set, one or two type displays of little note, and some O.S. type specimens.
Use algraphy when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Algraphy means (photography, historical) An early photographic technique, similar to zincography or lithography, using paper impregnated with an aluminium salt..
Common synonyms include photoalgraphy.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
"Process" is well to the fore, a design in colours from line blocks adorns the front cover, there are no less than seven examples of trichromotypography, various samples of half-tone with additional workings, three fine specimens of photogravure, a multi-colour subject, a collotype, a chromolithograph, examples respectively of algraphy, "granotype," Sprague's ink photo process, some twelve specimens of Johnstonia steel engraving and Johnston die press work, a very practical series of Linotype work—newspaper setting, book, magazine and jobbing work—an exeedingly interesting set, one or two type displays of little note, and some O.S. type specimens.
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