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Materials & Quality
The finish is part of the picture.
Paper, canvas, borders and frames change how a work meets the room. Materials belong to the selected artwork and configuration.
Our four lines
Choose how much you want to decide.
Art Prints: choose the size, border and frame.
Studio Collection: the studio sets the size, border and presentation. You choose the frame. These works are not numbered.
Limited Editions: a numbered edition with the presentation set by the studio and a choice of frame.
Unique Editions: one physical work, issued once, with the presentation set by the studio and a choice of frame.
Availability is shown on each artwork page. The comparisons below describe paper presentations, not edition lines. Canvas and other configurations have their own specifications.
Compare paper presentations
A frame or an open paper edge.
The framed-paper configuration described here uses a wood frame and a clear front. Hanging Fine Art holds the paper between wood rails. These examples do not define the materials of every work in the collection.
GSM describes paper weight. It does not mean raised texture.
Framed paper presentation
Framed Fine Art
The existing 250 gsm framed-paper configuration uses archival matte paper in a natural, off-white tone, a slim solid wood frame and plexiglass. Other configurations may use different paper or construction. Check the selected artwork.
- Paper
- 250 gsm in this configuration; other works vary
- Tone
- Natural, off-white
- Frame
- 20 mm frame profile
- Front
- Plexiglass
- Hanging
- Check the selected artwork page
Choose a framed presentation when you want the paper enclosed behind a clear front.
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Hanging paper presentation
Hanging Art Print
The artwork sits on 170 gsm uncoated paper, held open between slim wood rails with a 14 × 20 mm profile.
- Paper
- 170 gsm uncoated
- Rails
- Wood, 14 × 20 mm profile
- Front
- Open, without acrylic or glass
- Hanging
- Check the selected artwork page
Choose this presentation when you want an open paper surface held between wood rails.
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What you see up close.
The relief is part of the image. The print surface is flat.
Paper may have a grain; canvas has a woven texture. Neither means that the depicted relief is physically raised. The selected artwork page identifies the support and any protective front.
PaperPaper weight and finish depend on the selected configuration.
FrontPlexiglass for Framed Fine Art. Open paper for Hanging Art.
EdgeA slim solid wood frame, or slim wood rails at the top and bottom.
At a glance
The useful details, side by side.
| Detail | Framed Fine Art | Hanging Art Print |
|---|---|---|
| Paper | 250 gsm in this configuration; other works vary | 170 gsm uncoated |
| Structure | 20 mm frame profile | Wood, 14 × 20 mm profile |
| Front surface | Plexiglass | Open, without acrylic or glass |
| Hanging | Check the selected artwork page | Check the selected artwork page |
| Available sizes | Varies by artwork | Varies by artwork |
Scale
Choose scale on the wall.
Compare the image size, panel size and outer dimensions listed for the selected configuration. Borders and frames change the space a work occupies. For sets, check each panel and the intended spacing.
Care
A simple care routine.
Keep the piece away from constant direct sunlight. Avoid water and cleaning products. Use a dry cloth.
Good to know
The questions behind the choice.
Does the artwork have raised texture?
The relief is part of the image. The print surface is flat. Paper grain and canvas weave describe the support, not raised relief in the depicted artwork.
What does GSM describe?
GSM describes paper weight. It does not mean raised texture.
Where can I confirm sizes and finishes?
Exact sizes and finish options are shown on each artwork page.
Begin with the artwork