Harlequin and Notre-Dame in Paris | Intaglio | 70 x 100 cm

An original print is a unique artwork created using traditional printmaking techniques such as etching, drypoint, or linocut. Each print is hand-pulled from a plate or matrix prepared by the artist, meaning that every impression is slightly different. Original prints are produced in limited editions, hand-signed, numbered, and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity, confirming their genuineness.

Creating a piece of art requires great care and attention at every stage of the process. From preparing the plate for original prints to producing giclée prints on state-of-the-art printers — each step is completed with precision and passion. The details and textures achieved through these techniques are what give each print its unique character and genuine value.

All prints are carefully packaged to ensure their safety during transport. Smaller formats (A4 and A3) are sent in parchment envelopes with archival tissue paper and reinforced with multi-layered cardboard for extra protection. Larger formats (36 x 50 cm and 50 x 70 cm) are secured with sturdy 2-ply cardboard to prevent potential damage. Extra-large prints (up to 70 x 100 cm) are rolled and shipped in special cardboard tubes, protected with acid-free tracing paper and wrapped in double-layered corrugated cardboard.

All prints are also wrapped with PE moisture protection to guarantee safe and flawless delivery.