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Open Edition or Limited Edition

Written by Murielle Buisson on . Posted in Art Prints.

The importance of choosing a limited edition of 30 at Une image pour rêver.

When exploring art photography galleries, you’ll often come across the term “Open Edition”.
Unlike a limited edition, an Open Edition has no limit on the number of copies produced.
These works of art are reprinted according to demand, which means there can be thousands in circulation.
As a result, they generally have a fixed price and do not increase in value over the years, even if they are signed by a renowned artist.

Why choose a limited edition from Une image pour rêver?

  • Increasing value of the work :

    By opting for a limited edition, you acquire a work of art whose value can increase with the photographer’s renown.
    At Une image pour rêver, we ensure that each print is numbered, certified, unique and precious.

  • Outstanding quality and durability:

    Buying a Fine Art print means investing in a work that will last over time, thanks to the exceptional quality of the paper and inks used.
    At Une image pour rêver, we use Hahnemühle brand papers and top-of-the-range pigment inks, printed by a master printer under the direct supervision of the photographer.

  • Guarantee of authenticity :

    Each art print from Une image pour rêver comes with a certificate of authenticity, guaranteeing its provenance and value.
    This ensures not only the quality but also the rarity of the work.

Art legislation in France.

It’s crucial to understand that, to qualify as a work of art in France, certain conditions must be met.
According to French legislation, a photograph must be taken by the artist, printed by him or under his control, signed and numbered within a limit of 30 copies, all formats and media combined.
Une image pour rêver scrupulously respects these criteria to guarantee the authenticity and value of each print.
To find out more about regulations : Légifrance – Works of art

Print durability.

Museum-quality inkjet prints produced by Une image pour rêver have a life expectancy of 80 years, even under normal daylight conditions.
This means your artwork will retain its beauty and value for decades to come.

Choosing a limited edition from Une image pour rêver means choosing a precious, lasting and authentic work of art.
Invest in quality and rarity to enhance your art collection.

Find out more about our fine art prints and our commitment to quality: Une image pour rêver – Certificate of authenticity