Editions, Sizes & Finishing
A work should convince as an image and suit its space. Compare our limited editions, size lines and finishing options here.
Editions at a glance
Edition | Edition size | Artist proofs | Example from the collection |
Diamond | 1 saleable print (1/1) | 1 non-saleable AP in the next smaller size | |
Ruby | 7 numbered prints | 2 AP | |
Emerald | 15 numbered prints | 1 AP |
Each example refers to a specific work and size. All available sizes and current studio prices are listed on the individual artwork page.
Diamond and Ruby share the same artistic standard. Diamond is limited to one saleable print worldwide; its artist proof remains in the studio for exhibitions and the archive. Ruby comprises seven numbered prints. Emerald brings together distinctive fine-art works with a clear photographic statement.
Selection, certification and purchase
We select works for their idea, composition, individuality, technical execution and place within a series. The edition is established before publication.
Every limited work includes a numbered Hahnemühle certificate of authenticity signed by the artist. Matching holograms on the work and certificate identify the pair. The title, edition number and production details document its origin.
Studio prices are direct-purchase prices. Galleries use guide prices with a customary gallery markup. Works represented by a gallery are purchased exclusively through that gallery.
Materials and finishing
Our limited works are fine-art pigment prints on archival papers. The matte acrylic version is mounted on aluminium Dibond and presented in a shadow-gap frame.
A Hahnemühle fine-art print mounted on aluminium Dibond without acrylic, in a shadow-gap frame, is another available finish. It preserves the visible surface and character of the paper. Material and framing are agreed for the selected work before ordering.
Size lines and presence in a room
Studio, Signature, Majestic and Legacy describe size and presence. All size lines follow the same artistic and material standards. The figures below are the longest image edge in centimetres.
Line | Setting | 3:2 | 2:1 | 3:1 | 4:1 |
Studio | Smaller walls, compact rooms | 45–105 | 60–130 | 90–135 | 120–160 |
Signature | Living and working spaces | 106–145 | 131–150 | 136–179 | 161–199 |
Majestic | Generous walls, above furniture | 146–179 | 151–199 | 180–239 | 200–239 |
Legacy | Large rooms, long walls | from 180 | from 200 | from 240 | from 240 |
This table is a guide. The exact image dimensions and size lines available are listed with each work. Portraits retain their orientation. Panoramas and other aspect ratios are not cropped into a standard shape.
Three starting points for your space
Above furniture: A work around 60 to 75 percent of the furniture width often feels balanced. Above a 240 cm sofa, this corresponds to about 145 to 180 cm.
On a free wall: Around 40 to 60 percent of the usable wall width is a useful starting point. Panoramas emphasise the horizontal and may be wider because of their lower height.
Hanging and viewing distance: A freely hung work is usually centred around eye level. Above a sofa or sideboard, about 15 to 25 cm between the furniture and the lower edge is a starting point. Ceiling height, light and viewing distance also matter.
Delivery and installation
Studio prices include VAT and delivery within Switzerland. Installation is charged according to the work involved; Diamond includes both delivery and installation. The finish and delivery date are agreed before ordering.
Works up to 150 × 100 cm are delivered within Switzerland in protective art packaging. Larger works are handed over personally or transported by a specialist art carrier. For international deliveries, we provide a quotation for packaging, transport, customs formalities and any additional services before approval.
A room visualisation or A4 viewing print can help with your choice. See Projects & Consultation.