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FAQ's

Q: Why collect photographs by Gavin Evans?

Gavin Evans' timeless photographs are the choice for discerning collectors of fine-art photography and portraiture world-wide. Collecting original prints by Gavin Evans is a wise choice. Evans' editions promise artistic value and potential appreciation, making them a valuable investment in both artistry and cultural history.

 

Q: Certifiably genuine?

These images are the genuine article by the artist. Many have beed copied, forged and counterfeited by unscrupulous criminals or persons parading as artists. We are certain you will have seen unauthorised versions of Gavin's images online or in galleries. Investing in the real deal is a big deal- don't waste money whilst funding crime. Support artists livelihood by respecting their copyright. With very few exceptions every image out there by Gavin is a fake, copy or counterfeit. At The Print Room Berlin all prints are certifiably genuine.

 

Q: What is the 1in100 edition?

Simple- the 1in100 collection is whereby each size is restricted to a print run of 100. The edition comes in 3 sizes. As each size is capped at 100 prints it makes the investment valuable but not unaffordable.

 

Q: What is a lenticular print and what makes it special and unique?

A lenticular print is a dynamic image technique using special lenses that create the illusion of movement or changing content when viewed from different angles. It offers a captivating visual experience, making images appear to shift, morph, or reveal hidden elements, enhancing viewer engagement and creating an immersive, memorable effect.

 

Q: What is a limited edition print and how does it appreciates in value?

A limited edition print is a finite number of reproductions of art. Scarcity, artist recognition, and demand fuel rising desirability among collectors, elevating its value over time as rarity and reputation combine, creating a potential for appreciation.

 

Q: What is an Open Edition print and how it differs from a Limited Edition print?

An Open Edition print has no set limit on reproductions, making it accessible to art enthusiasts. In contrast, a limited edition print is restricted in number, enhancing rarity and value due to scarcity. Limited editions offer collectible appeal, while open editions are accessible for a broader audience and offers affordable entry into an artist's work.

 

Q: What is an Artist’s Proof?

An Artist's Proof (AP) print is a limited number of high-quality prints, often created before the main edition, for the artist's personal use or to assess quality. They can hold special value and are sometimes signed "AP" or "Artist's Proof."

 

Q: Is AI (Artificial Intelligence) employed in the creation of Gavins images?

Absolutely not!