Usually, limited edition prints have a fixed quantity number, with the intention that once this number has been reached, there will be no more prints of the edition re-printed.
This fact of 'rarity' makes the limited print run more valuable than for example, mass produced prints, where their stocks are constantly being replenished.
Such companies as Nobrow, deal in the sale of special edition prints, as it is a big market in the world of art.
I myself have purchased a few limited edition prints, with one being from Nobrow itself.
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| http://www.nobrow.net/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/TMRB_full.jpg < image reference at this link. |
Quite often, the print contains its unique number in the limited run, and is usually signed by the artist.
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| http://www.nobrow.net/category/products/limited-edition-prints?producttag=limited-edition-prints-2 < image reference at this link. |
Limited edition prints usually go for much greater amounts of money, due to their rarity, as well as the process involved in creating them.
Another place in which limited edition print can be purchased, include the following.
- http://www.artrepublic.com/tags/81-limited-edition.html
- http://www.therosegallery.co.uk/?gclid=CLTi4-_5zcECFSPItAodU3wAEA
- http://www.redraggallery.co.uk/limited-edition-prints.asp
- http://whitecube.com/shop/
- http://www.clickforart.com
This is product market that I could look at, in the development of my product concepts.
http://www.limitededitionprints.info < blog reference from this link, as well as those listed.
Thomas.
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