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Lot 3pc Artist Signed Numbered Limited Edition Lithographs Limited edition prints have been specifically created by the artist and are a very high quality reproduction of a painting that is only made in a very limited quantity. all of the limited edition prints are numbered, titled and then signed in pencil by the artist to show it is a print from the edition the artist has released. The artists will sign each copy of the print and number them. the number of copies will always be shown on the print itself. so you will see a number on the print like 17 150. this means that this is a limited edition print, number 17 of 150. in the case of jack vettriano's limited editions the numbers in an edition size vary.

Framed Limited Edition Print Titled Sacred Circle Pencil Signed By The signature matters and should include the edition’s number within the set. limited edition prints should be numbered, signed and dated by the artist. it does not really make a difference what number you acquire within the edition set. edition 1 100 is, in theory, exactly the same as edition 64 100 and should not be valued any differently. Selling price = [ (base price artist’s time and experience) x (1 edition size factor)] x (1 gallery commission) this comprehensive formula takes into account your cost multiplier, as well as other essential factors, to create a tailored pricing strategy for limited edition prints that reflects the artist’s unique artwork, market. Pro tip: when discussing an edition with a gallery or auction house, you may want to confirm that the artwork you are buying is from a first edition. in rare cases, artists, galleries, or artist estates will decide to extend a limited edition—and they will label these subsequent editions as a second edition, third edition, and so forth. How to value limited edition art prints. artists in the early 20th century produced fine art prints in limited editions so that each individual work would maintain its value over time. in comparison to open edition prints, limited edition prints are numbered and have a limit on the quantity. the artist will typically sign and number the work.