Printmaking is a fascinating art form that uses various printing techniques to create unique and expressive images. Here are the most important and common techniques you can discover in our collection. Etching Etchings, for detailed black and white images, are made on metal plates covered with wax. The artist draws an image on the plate with an etching needle, after which it is dipped in acid. The acid reacts only with the areas where it has been scratched away, creating deeper and darker lines. The plate is then covered with ink and buffed, after which a damp paper is pressed onto it. The paper presses into the incised lines, resulting in beautiful prints with etched lines on paper. Lithograph Lithography,...
At Arthuis you are at the right address for graphic art. But what exactly is graph and what should you pay attention to when buying it? We've listed the most important facts for you. Prints Graphics is the collective name for all kinds of art that is made using printing techniques, also known as printmaking. The images created by the printing technique are called prints, or in English "prints", or simply prints. Because prints/prints are made using printing techniques, it is possible to repeat the printing process and always reproduce the same image. Because of the reproducibility of the artwork, the value of prints is sometimes wrongly underestimated, but fortunately there are a few features that can prevent this. Edition...
Have you just purchased a beautiful print at Arthuis? Of course you want to make sure that your artwork stays beautiful for as long as possible. Don't worry, here are four important tips to take good care of your print: Tip 1: Handle the print with care Prints are delicate works of art, so be careful when handling them. Always hold the print by the two sides, so that no kinks can occur in the paper. It is best to hold the corners to prevent the rest of the work from getting dirty. Tip 2: have your print carefully framed This tip is crucial to keep your print in optimal condition: have the work professionally framed. Do not get started...
Do you find it difficult to just walk into a gallery and get information about the artworks? You're not the only one who feels uncomfortable with this. Traditional galleries often have a limited selection of artwork without clear pricing or information about the artist. Fortunately, the emergence of online galleries has caused a huge change in the art world in recent years. A common obstacle when visiting a gallery is the lack of clarity about prices. Research by Utrecht University shows that no less than 72% of young adults between the ages of 18 and 35 experience it as a high threshold to ask about the price of a work of art. A major advantage of buying art online is...
