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Market perspectives, collecting strategies, and curatorial notes from the House of Gulin.
Editions vs Originals: Understanding Value Across Mediums
While paintings are often viewed as unique masterpieces, fine prints offer a balance of authenticity, accessibility, and market stability. This article explores how editions hold enduring value alongside originals in today’s art market.
10/20/2025
Types of Fine Prints: How They're Made
Fine printmaking is a centuries-old craft where artists use specialized techniques to produce original works on paper. This article explains how different methods — from etching to screen printing — shape the look, feel, and value of fine art prints.
10/20/2025
Authenticating Fine Prints: Provenance and Catalogues Raisonnés
Authenticating fine prints requires more than a signature. From provenance documentation to inclusion in catalogues raisonnés, each layer of verification protects the collector and reinforces the integrity of the work.
10/16/2025
The Language of Margins: Understanding Markings and Notations
Beyond the image itself, the margins of a fine print often hold a world of hidden meaning. Edition numbers, publisher stamps, pencil notations, and other marks reveal vital clues about a print’s origin, authenticity, and history.
10/16/2025
What Are Fine Prints and Why Collectors Value Them
Fine prints are original artworks created through traditional printmaking techniques, not mechanical reproductions. This article explains what defines a fine print, how it differs from commercial copies, and why collectors and investors value them as both art and asset.
10/15/2025