Aperol evening

Print of my original work of one of the favourite drinks for the Sumer evenings in Berlin.
Size A3(29,7 x 42 cm)
There are two different qualities of prints .

A) Digital print in 300g /m2 paper. Locally printed in Berlin. Signed.

B) Fine art print, locally printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag paper with archival ink.
Numbered and signed

The term “fine art prints” refers to archival pigment giclee prints. Unlike a c-type print, giclee prints use high-quality pigment-based inks and acid-free fine art paper. Also, these prints, which are also sometimes referred to as pigment prints, are made without any light sensitivity or chemistry. Instead, a high-resolution large format printer is used to ensure superior quality.
The combination of materials and printing method creates prints that are fade-resistant and long-lasting. The image won’t turn yellow, crack or wear out. As a result, this printing method is popular with museums and galleries that wish to preserve prints for decades. Archival pigment printing can utilize glossy, luster and metallic photo papers that accomplish the look and feel of traditional C-prints, but also offer a much wider range of materials to print on including true matte papers, watercolor papers, canvas and more.