In original prints, artist's proofs are the first prints pulled, which are the truest prints in the edition because the plates are screens have not yet been worn down. A reproduction in which an image is printed directly onto canvas. These prints can be produced using offset lithography, digital printing or other methods. Sometimes artists will add brush strokes directly onto the canvas after the piece has been printed. A reproduction in which inks are chemically lifted off a piece of paper and applied to a piece of canvas.
Some processes can replicate the texture and appearance of an original painting.
Certificate of Authenticity A warranty card or statement of authenticity of a limited-edition print that records the title of the work, the artist's name, the edition size and the print's number within the edition, the number of artist's proofs and the release date. It is a guarantee that the edition is limited and that the image will not be published again in the same form. Conservation framing Framing that aims to prevent warping, fading, tearing or any other kind or print deterioration. Acid-free mats and glazing with UV protection are used in conservation framing. Conservation stamp prints Prints that have been reproduced from conservation stamps.