For perhaps obvious reasons, digital reproductions can be frowned upon in the art world. Part of that is because they discourage originality—think of how many dorm rooms are decorated with a ...

Fine art prints are normally hand-pulled by the artist, and produced in multiples known as limited editions. After the edition is printed, each print (known as an impression) is numbered and ...

~ by Maria Benner If you’re an artist who sells reproductions of your work, you have a choice: print them yourself, or order ...

Sold as craft papers, the art reproductions have countless uses, from wrapping paper to decoupage, but at a large-sized 20”x 28”, they also make impressive art prints.

Art prints stocked by London-based galleries such as the National Gallery and the Royal Academy span a myriad of eras, ... artistic reproductions, minimalistic graphic prints and more. Buy now H&M .

THE HOKUSAI SKETCHBOOK, by James A. Michener (Tuttle; $10), has hundreds of excellent reproductions from the mountains of popular drawings and prints that Hokusai gave to the world between 1814 ...

Since artists first began reproducing their works, the art print world has been rife with technical status symbols. In addition to the names of the media artists use, such as etchings and ...

Recreating the classics. Reproductions have long been an important part of the art world, adding value to the original and allowing greater democratization of an artist’s work - in fact, print ...