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All artworks are hand-signed giclee prints, printed on high-quality fine art archival paper or canvas. This 100% cotton paper has a fine homogeneous surface texture (smooth). Being absolutely acid-free and characterised by a neutral PH value, the paper is extremely resistant to ageing and is very light-stable. The print results of this medium meet the highest artistic standards.

Online orders currently do not include framing. We offer custom framing upon request, get in touch.

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The artwork prints are rolled and safely packaged into art tubes, together with the image of the artwork across the front of the tube. This way ensuring the prints are kept safe while on their way to you, or until you get your new artwork to the framers.

This also makes it easy for you to travel back home with your new print or for us to ship it directly to your front door. 

Proper care is essential for preserving the quality of your fine art prints. Here are some care instructions to follow:

1. Handling: Handle the print with extreme care to avoid damaging the delicate archival paper. It's best to minimize direct contact with the print to prevent smudges, fingerprints, or creases. When handling the print, it's recommended to wear white cotton gloves to prevent oils and dirt from coming into contact with the paper surface.

2. Unrolling: Avoid unrolling the print from its artwork tube by yourself, as this can result in accidental damage. Take the print to a professional framer who is experienced in handling and framing delicate artworks. They have the expertise and tools to ensure that the print is safely unrolled and prepared for framing without causing any harm.

3. Storage: Store the print in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures to prevent fading and deterioration. If the print needs to be stored for an extended period, ensure it's kept flat or rolled with archival materials to maintain its pristine condition.

4. Cleaning: If the print gathers dust or dirt, it's best to consult with a professional conservator or framer for cleaning. Avoid using regular cleaning products or water, as these can cause irreparable damage to the print.

By following these care instructions, you can help preserve the quality and longevity of your photographic fine art prints for years to come.