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This photograph, taken in 2026 by David Christensen for his 'Plattenkalk' series, captures a lithography stone marked with etched imagery and handwritten notes. The stone, rectangular in shape with a noticeable chip in its upper left corner, features two horizontal etched sections: an upper one with parallel lines and a lower one with wave-like patterns. Below these designs, the inscription "+ 1.00" and a downward arrow are visible, likely serving as technical instructions. The image documents the physical characteristics and working marks on a lithography stone.

© David Christensen

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