Understand the edition
Check whether the work is a limited edition, an open edition or an artist's proof. Read how the edition is numbered and whether a signature or certificate is supplied; do not assume every print is hand-signed.
Original & Limited editions
Prints
Buy original prints and multiples by verified artists and galleries, selected for considered interiors and growing collections.
EDITIONS by Artlimes
Certified limited edition fine art prints.
Choose the artwork. We handle the edition.
Each print is made to order, framed with care and linked to its Artlimes digital certificate.
Made with love and care in our print labs
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Buying guide
Choosing fine art prints and limited editions for your home
A print can give a living room a focal point, bring color to a workspace or make a quiet corner feel considered. Explore prints and multiples from artists, galleries and retailers, then compare the edition, paper, size and framing details of the works you like. Choose for your space first: a limited edition describes the size of a print run, not a promise of future value.
Check the production method
A screenprint, lithograph and giclée print are made differently. Compare the stated process, paper and finish, and look at detail photographs. The word print alone does not tell you how the work was produced.
Think about framing
Measure the space above your sofa, desk or sideboard and allow for the frame. Check whether the dimensions refer to the image, paper or finished frame, and whether framing is included in the selected option.
Compare the complete purchase
Before ordering, check the selected size, framing, delivery destination and returns terms. A smaller unframed print and a larger framed version can have very different total costs and delivery needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Prints are works produced using a printing process; multiples can also include objects made in an edition. A limited edition has a stated print run, while an open edition has no stated fixed limit. Some prints are original printmaking works and others reproduce an existing image. Read the production and edition details rather than assuming these terms mean the same thing.
Some prints are limited editions, while others may be open editions or artist-produced multiples. Check the artwork page for edition size, numbering, signature details and certificate information where available.
Look for edition details, seller information, signature notes, certificates and clear product photography. Artlimes works with verified sellers, and we can help clarify details with the seller if you need more confidence before purchasing.
Framing options depend on the artwork and seller. The product page will show whether a print is sold framed, unframed or with specific presentation details, along with dimensions and shipping information.
Keep prints away from direct sunlight, humidity and extreme temperature changes. If framing, use suitable materials and glazing to protect the paper, inks and surface over time.
