ArtLinks Asia hand-picks the finest Limited Edition Art worldwide and works with the top publishers that employ the finest processes, materials and artistic direction to ensure the faithful translation of original paintings into limited editions. Printmaking in itself is an art form, and the marriage between the contemporary artist and the printmaking artistry guarantees the reproduction of original oils, watercolours and pastels into editions of highest quality.

Limited-Edition Art Prints are very high-quality limited edition reproductions that are signed and numbered by the artist and come with a certificate of authenticity. Techniques employed in production of limited-edition art include lithography, serigraphy, or the giclée process.

All artwork purchased through ArtLinks Asia enjoy the assurance of authenticity.

Quality Assured

ArtLinks Asia specially selects the finest Limited Edition Art form worldwide. To ensure the authenticity of every art piece for the collectors, the selected limited edition art prints are under a very high-quality printing, signed and numbered by the artists and offered with a certificate of authenticity. Those publishers providing us the limited edition art are of best quality employing the finest processes, materials and artistic direction to ensure the faithful translation of original paintings to limited edition. Printmaking in itself is an art form, and the marriage between the contemporary artist and the traditional printmaker guarantees the faithful reproduction of original oils, watercolors and pastels into editions of superb quality.

Limited Edition Artwork

Limited edition art prints are enjoying considerable growth in popularity, prompting many people to consider buying them for the first time. It had shown affordability, collectability and reliability at various major auction venues.

Limited edition art paints are not original art pieces. They are a specific and controlled number of paints that use special printing techniques to faithfully reproduce an original painting. The artist, often together with the publisher, determines the size of edition and once reproduction is complete, materials such as printing plates are destroyed in order to maintain authenticity and integrity. Every limited edition art print carries a number, which indicates the extent of the edition in that suite and which one has been purchased – such as 18/365.

It also carries the artist’s signature, which both authenticates each reproduction and confirms the artist’s satisfaction with it. As a further guarantee of authenticity, pencil is used to number and sign each print, as pencil lead is far more difficult to replicate than ink.

Numbering

Limited edition art prints have never been so collectable. The faithful translation of original paintings into limited editions enables an artist’s work to be enjoyed by more collectors. Most of our editions are reproduced to a maximum of 850 copies and often original serigraph prints are less than 400. The hand written number which appears on each print is vital – it guarantees not only the size but also the authenticity of the edition. The plates, films and materials involved in the reproduction are all destroyed following printing which further ensures their authenticity.

Signature

Each edition bears the unique signature of the artist. This signature authenticates each reproduction of the artist’s original painting and ensures the edition is to their complete satisfaction.