Name the three main types of intaglio printing

For instance the edition number 25/50 means that it is print number 25 out of a total edition of 50.Д®ngraving: A type of intaglio printing in which the plate is cut with a tool called a 'graver' or 'burin,' which cuts a V-shaped trough. The number appears as a fraction usually in the lower left of the print. The top number is the sequence in the edition the bottom number is the total number of prints in the edition. When the edition is complete, the plate or block is often cancelled by defacing it.Д®dition Number: A fraction found on the bottom left hand corner of a print. 2.Limited edition items made to commemorate a specific date or event.Д®dition: A limited number of impressions of a print. The block is inked and then wiped so that the paper receives the ink from the depressions.Д¬ommemorative: 1.Prints made posthumously from the artist's original plates. Various objects are adhered to the block to build up the areas that will print white. It denotes that the print that has just been pulled can be used as a guide to match up the remainder of the prints that are pulled in the edition.Д¬ollagraph: A contemporary intaglio process in which prints are pulled from a block on which the design has been built up like a collage. Artist Proof works are marked AP either with or without a number that denotes how many were run.Д«lock Print: A relief-printing technique in which incisions made in a wood or linoleum block print white, and what is left in relief prints black.Д«on a Tirer: This is a French term which translates as 'Good Pull'. These prints are also used to extend the edition beyond the original numbered run. These prints are pulled for the artist approval and for personal use. The Art Cellar Exchange is distinguished by the scholarship of its curators who have over 40 years of experience working with fine art.ДЄrtist Proof: Additional proofs from a print run that are not included in the regular edition.

Name the three main types of intaglio printing