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Print made using giclée printing on Hahnemühle Museum Etching paper 350 gms g/m² · 100% cotton · Col.white

 

Frame not included

 

LIMITED EDITION 1 of 10

©Sofía Cristina Jiménez, 2020.

Reproduction of the original work "Oceanic Love", painted in watercolor.

 

 

Certificate of authenticity

 

The certificate of authenticity guarantees the originality of the limited edition artwork.

 

Each certificate consists of high-quality ink paper with a watermark, fluorescent security fibers, and is sealed with a continuously numbered hologram which matches a second identically numbered hologram located on the reverse of the artwork.

 

The combination of certificate and hologram ensures that the certificate of authenticity refers only to a specific work of art.

 

Giclée / Fine Art Print

 

High-quality printing technique intended for the reproduction of works of art, since through this method the reproduction lasts for more than 100 years without significant alterations of color being perceptible.

 

Hahnemühle Museum Etching 350gsm paper . Hahnemühle Museum Etching is a natural white, cotton-based art paper with an inkjet coating specially optimized for Fine Art printing.

 

Its surface with an elegant felt mark gives FineArt prints additional depth and three-dimensionality.

Its 100% cotton raw material gives it a pleasantly soft feel and an artistic charm. The premium matte inkjet coating allows for excellent printing results with vibrant colors, deep blacks, high contrast reproduction, and perfect sharpness.

 

350 g/m², 100% cotton

Natural white, without optical brighteners

Fine felt structure

Premium matte coating for inkjet printing for excellent print results

Acid-free and lignin-free

Compliant with ISO 9706, museum quality for maximum resistance to aging

Oceanic Love Print (Hologram)

€135.00Price
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