19th Century Prints. During the nineteenth century the productivity of presses increased greatly, partly because of improvements in their construction and partly because of the use of steam to power them. As a result, printing became more affordable and accessible to the working class. Reference: Prepressure.
Below are some examples of 19th century prints including a lithograph by Eugene Delacroix of the Italian Theater in 1821 and a Japanese woodblock print from 1830.
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