St. Cecilia of Rome (BK 003) Ceramic Tile 2

Chromolithography, which employed limestone slabs in its printing process, is distinguished by irregular "dots" of color visible in its output. More regular patterns were achieved by using Ben Day Dot stencils. Our stippling effect here mimics a pattern found in ancient Roman floor tiles. Don't like the stippled background? Simply use the customization menu to delete its image to reveal the plain, pastel 'pink' background beneath. The pink's hex code is #E7D0CA, and is, of course, subject to change. To choose a new background or text color, see the suggested coordinating hues on the Color Palette postcard for this image. Color Palette postcards are found in an image's associated COLLECTION and in the Special COLLECTION devoted just to color palettes. + Image Credit (BK 003): Antique image of St. Cecilia of Rome from a late 19th-early 20th century chromolithographic devotional print, originally published by B. Kühlen, Mönchengladbach, Germany, from the designer’s private collection of religious ephemera. + Feast: November 22