Limited Edition prints are considered original art on paper. These are less in numbers because of the limited availability and status of the artists. These are also high in resolution and hold more worth than the standard photograph, like the rare versions of art.

The only difference between these prints and antiquarian prints is the size. Mounting techniques that are environmentally friendly are employed. The print is hinged to an acid-free foundation, and mats are used to hold the print and keep it off the glass. The mats can be embellished with embellishments such as a spacer or other ornamental elements.

We like to use wide mats and narrow timber frames on the very large ones. Aluminium framing was very popular in the 1980s, but that's a bit passé today. Box framing in a deep frame with spacers and no mat is a good alternative for overall size.