experiments in comntemporary INTAGLIO printmaking.

The article focuses on experiments in contemporary intaglio printmaking. During the 1940s, the art of printmaking was said to be in its heroic period of experimentation. In those times, the idea was not a premeditated program, but rather a necessity for artists to make wider and more flexible ways to entertain changing visual concepts. According to the author, Jacques Villon is one of the most prominent figures in printmaking in the 20th century. He acted a vital role in the development of intaglio printmaking. English artist Stanley W. Hayter and his Atelier workshop in Paris, France are also responsible for a breakthrough in intaglio printing.