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The image is printed on a 30x30 cm size photographic paper with Lambda technique and then applied on a 2mm thick d-bond aluminium panel, with a frame at the back that allows an immediate hanging on the wall. The Lambda 130/131 device is a digital laser exposure on photographic paper introduced in 1995 by Durst, an historical manufacturer of advanced systems for the reproduction of images. The photo paper is exposed to a single laser beam in three colours (RGB) controlled by dedicated PC workstation instead of the traditional development magnifiers. The print is then developed and fixed internally to the machine and is then ready for panelling. Compared to a jet print ink, Lambda printing has higher standards due to the high colour and detail spelling, depth of colour, definition and no lines.

Production time: 11 days

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4G is the first digital ID for a work of art. It is thought for galleries, foundations, museums, archives, artists and private owners. The 4G service consists of a non-removable and anti-forgery sticker that grants access to the technical data of a work of art at any time.

Through the ANW hologram, current and future owners will have access to the following information:

image of the work of art

technical information on the work of art

proof of authenticity of the work of art

Name and biography (if available) of the artist

And much more!

The image is printed on Hahnemuhle Photo Rag 308 cotton paper , framed with a 5 cm Ph neutral passe-partout and enriched by a 4 cm wide wood frame . Photo Rag is the most popular paper chosen by photographers to create high quality fine art prints. The fine, smooth surface and feel of Photo Rag make this paper very versatile and it is ideal for printing both black and white and colour photographs and art reproductions with impressive pictorial depth.

The image is printed on ILFORD Galerie Gold Fibre Silk Paper , framed with a 5 cm Ph neutral passe-partout and enriched with a 4 cm wide wood frame . GALERIE Prestige Gold Fibre Silk features an inkjet layer coated directly onto a true baryta (barium sulphate) layer and fibre base to produce images with exceptional gamut for vivid colour reproduction as well as creamy whites and velvety blacks for the unique look of traditional silver halide photo paper. The media creates high definition images with an extended tonal range and excellent archival properties making it a must for exhibition quality prints. This versatile media is perfect for colour images with vibrancy and depth or for producing a sympathetic re-creation of a traditional black and white image. As with true black and white images, the photographer can create the look of chemically toned sepia, gold, selenium and blue images but unlike chemical toning, the number of variations are only limited by the photographer’s imagination.

The image is printed on a photographic paper with Lambda technique and then applied on a 2mm thick dbond aluminum panel , with a frame at the back that allows an immediate hanging on the wall. Over the photo is then applied a 3mm layer of perspex that protects and enhances the work highlighting its colours, contrasts and depth. The Lambda 130/131 device is a digital laser exposure on photographic paper introduced in 1995 by Durst, an historical manufacturer of advanced systems for the reproduction of images. The photo paper is exposed to a single laser beam in three colors ( RGB) controlled by dedicated PC workstation instead of the traditional development magnifiers. The print is then developed and fixed internally to the machine and is then ready for panelling and perspex. Compared to a jet print ink, Lambda printing has higher standards due to the high colour and detail spelling, depth of colour, definition and no lines.

The image is printed on photographic paper with Lambda technique and then applied on a 2mm thick dbond aluminum panel , with a frame at the back that allows an immediate hanging on the wall. The Lambda 130/131 device is a digital laser exposure on photographic paper introduced in 1995 by Durst, an historical manufacturer of advanced systems for the reproduction of images. The photo paper is exposed to a single laser beam in three colors ( RGB) controlled by dedicated PC workstation instead of the traditional development magnifiers. The print is then developed and fixed internally to the machine and is then ready for panelling. Compared to a jet print ink, Lambda printing has higher standards due to the high colour and detail spelling, depth of colour, definition and no lines.

While we always dispatch an order within max 10 days, we can't directly control the delivery times beyond our end. As a general rule, assume that regular post will take 2-3 days for Italy, 4-8 days for the rest of Europe, and 4-10 days for other regions.

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* USA/CANADA & Rest of the world may have weight limitation. Tax not included.

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