The Hidden Nobility of Nature Prints In the vast and fascinating world of antique natural history prints, there are works that shine not only for their beauty, but for their origin, craftsmanship, and the historical legacy they carry
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Art Print Lover’s Guide
A curated collection of articles dedicated to the art of collecting, evaluating, preserving, and understanding antique prints.
Whether you're a passionate collector or a curious admirer, this guide will help you navigate the timeless world of fine art on paper.
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The Hidden Nobility of Natural History Prints: From the Sacchetti CollectionRead more -
Pochoir or Lithograph? Understanding the True Technique Behind Grasset’s La PlanteRead moreIn the world of antique print collecting, the difference between pochoir and color lithography is more than a technicality — it defines how we interpret, date, and value a work. For Eugène Grasset’s La Plante et ses Applications Ornementales (1896), this distinction is especially critical. Many sellers and even some collectors describe the prints from La Plante as pochoir — a term that conjures up vivid, hand-applied color and Art Deco elegance. But this is incorrect.
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