Collotype printed on Arches wove paper Published in 1984 for the release of Renault 25 Sheet size : 40cm x 30cm Signed in pencil lower right The collotype process is a screenless photomechanical process that allows high-quality prints from continuous-tone photographic negatives. The process uses dichromate-sensitized gelatin to create a random surface micropattern. Regardless of the improvements and modifications in the beggining of 20th century, the collotype process remained technologically challenging and expensive. As such, it was quickly replaced by offset printing, which was faster and cheaper, and its use was narrowed to luxury printing. As of 2010 only a few collotype print facilities still existed worldwide. Shipping flat in a strong packaging with tracking information