Reproduction - A print produced photographically from a painting using photomechanical separations as from a scanner, computer, or copy camera. Reproduction Print - A print made from a process such as lithography. Rubbing - A print made by rubbing ink, pencils, or chalk over a piece of paper that is placed on a raised surface. Serigraphy - Also called silk screen printing. A process using a fabric to support a stenciled image.
Ink is forced through the mesh with a squeegee to create a print.
Silk Screen - The early name for serigraphy when natural silk was used as a stencil support. Modern fabrics include polyester, nylon and other blends. Stone Lithograph - Print from an image drawn with a greasy substance on a limestone slab. The stone is chemically treated to accept water then inked with a roller before the print is made. Substrate - The material on which something is printed.