Prints
The printing techniques dedicated to artworks are very specific.
Thus we have built our own laboratory to have the best possible quality.
To produce a fine art print, both the printing technique and the paper must by carefully chosen. There are in fact two main printing techniques : silver printing and pigment printing. Once the printing technique has been chosen, the paper on which the photograph will be printed must be selected. This choice will mainly have an impact on the matt or glossy aspect of the photograph.
On ArtPhotoLimited, we have chosen to let each photographer choose the printing technique and the most suitable paper for his/her photographs. This allows to obtain prints that reflect at best the choice of the artist.
Formats available for sale
The photographs on sale on ArtPhotoLimited are usually available in 7 to 8 different formats in order to fit at best the wall on which you would like to hang the photograph.
Hence, the formats available range from 10x8" to 60x40".
Please note that some photographs might be only available in large format. The photographers in fact choose the formats in which they wish to sell their photographs and some photographers are specialized in large formats.
Mountings available
Once produced, the print must be mounted in order to be able to hang it on the wall. ArtPhotoLimited only offers the mountings used by galleries and museums. We have selected the most suitable mountings for each format.
There are indeed 3 types of mountings for artworks:
A top-of-the-range finish, timeless and ideal for interior decoration.
For the formats 10x8, 12x8, 12x9, 14x14, 20x14, 20x16, 20x14, 20x20
We propose a flat black wood frame, with a single mat, to highlight the photograph. A mineral glass 2 mm thick with polished edges covers the photograph.
Technique
The photograph is positioned in an wooden frame under a high quality single mat, it allows both to keep the photograph away from the glass but also to avoid any phenomenon of condensation.
On the back, our frames are equipped with two fasteners and swivel turners for quick and easy wall installation.
FRAME SIZE BY PHOTO SIZE
Frames size | Size of the related photographs |
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Framing 11x14 | 10x7.5, 12x8, 12x9.5 |
Framing 24x24 | 12x12 |
Framing 20x24 or 24x30 | 18x13.5, 16x12.5, 20x13.5 |
Framing 24x24 | 20x20 |
Framing | 24x19, 24x18, 30x20 |
An elegant and refined finish
An elegant and affordable process that will enhance your photographs. This finish will allow you to have a direct look at the work and admire the liveliness of its colors.
Technique
Aluminum lamination is a print permanently glued to an aluminum plate (the dibond) in the same format as the photo.
The hanging system is composed of either hanging bars or a frame that is fixed to the wall with hooks, picture rails or screws.
At the back of the aluminium plate, hanging bars or a subframe are inserted, allowing to hang the photograph easily.
The floater frames are available in 3 colors: black, white or oak.
A high-end finish, ideal for maximizing the depth and elegance of your artwork
Mounting available for formats 27" or bigger
Used by all art galleries and major museums, the floater frame is a high-end wooden frame that enhances the value of your photographic works.
Technique
The photograph is first laminated on dibond. The work is then fixed inside the box: 2" deep and 1 cm of space separates the work and the inner edge of the frame for a floating impression of the photograph.
Mounting available for formats 27" or bigger
It highlights the photograph with an incomparable reflection and a depth of the visual
Technique
The picture is printed on a satin paper. We add a 2mm thick acrylic sheet on the print. On the back of the print, we use an aluminium sheet in order to stiffen the product. On the back of the product, we add a 3/4" Inset Frame in order to easily hang the picture on your wall.
Mounting available for formats 27" or bigger
The space between the photograph and the frame gives a levitating effect to the photograph, this type of finish is often used in art galleries.
Technique
he picture is printed on a satin paper. We add a 2mm thick acrylic sheet on the print. On the back of the print, we use an aluminium sheet in order to stiffen the product. The picture is then framed using a wood floater frame with 1-2 cm space between the picture and the frame. The floater frame can be either black, white or in oak.