FINE ART PRINTS
Museum-quality pigment prints on premium archival papers, created to preserve exceptional colour, detail and longevity.
1. WHY CHOOSE FINE ART PRINTS?
Fine art prints remain one of the most timeless and versatile ways to display artwork. They offer exceptional image clarity, faithfully reproducing every detail, colour transition, and tonal nuance of the original artwork preserving the integrity of the original artwork while offering complete freedom in how each piece is presented. Whether framed in a traditional gallery frame, displayed within a minimalist magnetic system, or suspended from a handcrafted wooden hanger, fine art prints adapt beautifully to a wide variety of interiors. Elegant, refined, and enduring, they provide a classic presentation that allows the artwork itself to remain the centre of attention.
2. AVAILABLE PAPERS
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Heavyweight Poster Paper (200gsm): A robust, high-quality display paper formulated for sharp, crisp graphic reproduction.
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Best used for: High-end posters, presentation graphics, and premium indoor promotional prints.
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3. RECOMMENDED PRESENTATION OPTIONS
WOODEN HANGER
FRAMES
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MAGNETIC
FRAMES
TRADITIONAL FRAMES
4. FINE ART PRINTS: MARGINS OR FULL BLEED?
Choose full bleed when you want the artwork to extend cleanly to the edge of the paper. Select a white margin for added breathing space, easier handling, or a more traditional gallery-style presentation.
Learn more in the Presentation Reference Guide →
5. AVAILABLE SIZES
Every artwork is available in carefully selected standard gallery sizes that preserve the integrity of its composition. For detailed information on available ratios, standard dimensions, artwork placement, and framing recommendations, and see the listed sizes and ratios available for specific artworks on the designs product page.
6. CARE AND LONGEVITY
With appropriate care, fine art prints can provide many years of enjoyment while maintaining their colour and clarity. Displaying your artwork in a stable indoor environment will help preserve its appearance over time.
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Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or areas with high humidity.
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Handle prints by the edges with clean, dry hands to minimise fingerprints and surface marks.
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For long-term protection, we recommend displaying fine art prints behind glass or acrylic within a suitable frame.
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Dust frames and glazing gently with a soft, lint-free cloth, avoiding harsh cleaning products near the artwork.