ceramographic (ser"amografik)

[ mography + -ic; = F. céramographique = Sp. ceramográfico.] Pertaining to ceramography. ceramography (ser-a-mog'ra-fi), n. [F. cé ramographie, Painting, or rather colouring, as it would be more properly described in its earliest phase, in which it was entirely subservient to architecture and ceramography , is said to have been first elevated to an art by Cleanthes of Corinth. Encyc. Brit ., II. 353. There is no progre and no promise in Cyprian cera mography; it would seem to have mechanically reproduced the same patterns, century after century. Edinburgh Rev., CLXIII. 227. Ceraphron (ser'a-fron), n. [NL., said to be Ceraphroninæ (ser"a-frō-ni'nē), n. pl. [NL.,