Lithographer (noun)

1. A person who practices lithography, a printing technique that uses a flat stone or metal plate to transfer an image onto paper.
2. An artist who creates designs for printing on stone or metal plates.
3. A printer who specializes in the lithography process.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from french lithographe, from greek lithos 'stone' + -graphe 'writer'.

Examples:

1. The lithographer was highly skilled in the art of stone printing.
2. The lithographer created intricate designs for the limited edition prints.
3. The lithographer's skillful hand was evident in the sharp lines and rich tones of the printed images.
4. The lithographer worked carefully to transfer the artist's drawings onto the stone plates.
5. The lithographer was known for his ability to produce high-quality, detailed images using the lithography process.