Flotsam II
This original print is a hand-pulled stone lithograph on archival printmaking paper. A whelk shell with barnacles washes up on the shore and becomes the subject for this study. This is a rare print with an edition of 6. You will get one print from this edition. Measures 8” x 12”. Unframed. Ships flat.
This original print is a hand-pulled stone lithograph on archival printmaking paper. A whelk shell with barnacles washes up on the shore and becomes the subject for this study. This is a rare print with an edition of 6. You will get one print from this edition. Measures 8” x 12”. Unframed. Ships flat.
This original print is a hand-pulled stone lithograph on archival printmaking paper. A whelk shell with barnacles washes up on the shore and becomes the subject for this study. This is a rare print with an edition of 6. You will get one print from this edition. Measures 8” x 12”. Unframed. Ships flat.
This is an original print, not a reproduction, giclee, or copy.
What is the difference between an original print and a fine art print or giclee reproduction?
This original print is a hand-pulled stone lithograph created by the artist
This is not a reproduction, giclee, or copy
Reproductions can be called “fine art prints” but these are copies of an original artwork
Original prints are not copies or reproductions: An original print like a lithograph, etching, or relief print is the artwork itself
Printmaking is the process in which original prints are created by transferring images from a matrix to another surface
Original prints have higher value than reproductions since they are created by hand, often use higher-quality materials, and have smaller “editions”