Why should you buy art prints and not let anyone tell you otherwise?

When it comes to art, the word «print» can mean many things. First, there is the problem: lithographs, wood engravings, serigraphs and the like. Although a printer could have produced 20 editions of such a job, it is the 6/20 Pizchable in the lower corner that sometimes you will see, they also had to make the plate, the block or the screen from which they proceeded and print each edition in a press manually.

Sometimes they even tediously scratch their own role to get those incredible uninjured edges! Therefore, each of its «impressions» is considered an original work of art, and you will have to pay for it. (This is the reason why some original photographs can be very expensive; in reality, it is buying a «silver jelly impression» that was first taken in a camera and then carefully made in a dark room). There are incredible pieces to show and collect, and you will be supporting art forms in the process. But the other type of printing is especially useful to know if it is decorating with a limited budget, although sometimes it receives a bad reputation: digital reproduction.