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Art Prints

Art prints exist at varying levels of uniqueness. Some may simply be cheaper reproductions of famous fine art paintings. Others may exist as the primary works themselves.

Through techniques such as screen-print, woodcut, and lithography, art prints can be created in limited editions. Generally, the creator will sign and number each print. This signature and number can significantly affect the value of a piece.

Art prints may also come from a digital work. If a digital artist creates an image through such programs as Corel Painter or Adobe Photoshop, they may sell digital prints of their work. Prints of these may cost more than printed reproductions of famous art pieces. This is because there is no original hard copy. Also, if the creator holds onto the original file exclusively, then he or she has total control over how many copies are made.

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