How do I sell my limited edition art?

Contact a reputable gallery or art broker for information about new and established artists. Some artists do not offer their work as limited edition prints. Make a list of potential artists and their agent contact information. Make notes about the medium used for the original piece, the style of work and the subjects.

What are limited edition products?

That’s the foundational idea behind limited edition products — unique branded items that are created and sold for a certain set time period in a specific market. Limited edition products are found in every industry, from cosmetics to car companies to technology.

What is the difference between artist proof and limited edition?

First of all, there are far fewer artist proofs than limited editions that exist. Usually an artist proof consists of 10\% of the limited edition print run and are often viewed as a more personal print directly from the artist’s hand, making their value rise.

Do giclee prints have value?

Contrary to what some might think, reproducing artwork will not decrease the value of an original. In fact, giclée prints can actually increase the value of an original. Also because of the high quality, these prints can often increase in value over time. This is of course dependent on the artist.

Are Numbered prints worth anything?

The print run number is vital for determining the value of a print. As far as print run numbers are concerned, the rule is simple: the smaller the number the bigger the value. First impressions in the print run usually reach higher prices since they are considered to be the closest to the artist’s original idea.

Do limited edition prints have to be signed?

If you’re looking to purchase a limited edition to add value to your collection, then you will undoubtedly want to make sure it’s signed. A print that the artist and printer sign will add value. The majority of the time, a signature is kept in the bottom right corner, which adds to the authenticity.

What if a print is signed but not numbered?

Limited edition prints are typically signed by the artist or contain a mechanically applied signature of the artist. There are many “commercially” printed reproductions on the market today that are not numbered as they are not intented to be marketed to art collectors.

What is the difference between a limited edition and an original?

With limited editions, artists restrict the total amount of artworks produced in the edition, so that each individual work will retain its value over time. Because these artworks are farther from the artist’s original intention, they will be less valuable when compared to those from the first edition.