Young collectors often worry about buying art before they own a house. They think artworks will no longer fit their future home. Collectors in cities with limited living space share the same concern. Our recommendation is to buy a group of small prints or a series that works together or separate. This modality oferns infinite placement options. Move or no move, this is a great option. Here are a few TA favorites for inspiration.   

There are some factors you should take into consideration when dealing with paper prints:

There are different types of proofs. All proofs are impressions printed as part of the edition process. Sometimes proofs are unique and different from the final edition. The value of these prints is equal to those in the final edition because they comply with the same standards: 1) the matrix is created by the artist, 2) the proofs are printed by the artists or a technician supervised by the artist, and 3) the proofs are authorized and signed by the artist.

Printmaking is an art medium, comparable to painting, sculpting, preforming, writing, among others. There are different techniques for printmaking, which fall into three categories based on the type of matrix used: relief, intagllio and planographic.