The issue of expensive art prints

[iside]

Gentlemen, a question about prints by Roy Lichtenstein .

Familiar wants to buy a lithograph of Liechtenstein, asked for help with the definition of price and originality.
Get in the database : for the price it feels good , the picture is in a database of Liechtenstein Foundation , auction prices are starting to see - and I can not find any such lithograph sold at auction !

What does this mean ? This kind of unauthorized homemade lithography ?
How do deal with prints ?

[Hollandup]

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Gentlemen, the question on the prints by Roy Lichtenstein .

Familiar wants to buy a lithograph of Liechtenstein, asked for help with the definition of price and originality.
Get in the database : for the price it feels good , the picture is in a database of Liechtenstein Foundation , auction prices are starting to see - and I can not find any such lithograph sold at auction !

What does this mean ? This kind of unauthorized homemade lithography ?
How do deal with prints ?

Price depends on the number of prints otprintovannyh versions. For example 15/50
more than 35 /50. If the auction is not, it's not very good. Beware of prints. Good luck !

[K-Maler]

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Lord , the question of prints by Roy Lichtenstein .

Familiar wants to buy a lithograph of Liechtenstein, asked for help with the definition of price and originality.

Do not quite understand the question .
It's about lithography ( image printed with a pattern on a lithographic stone ) , it is considered to Draw graphics and original, or talk about printers (digital reproduction of the original , such as lithography ) ?

[Магнолия]

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image printed with a pattern on a lithographic stone)

If lithographic stone begin to name the printer, then get confused in terminology.

[iside]

Thank you all for your answers!

I do not understand the multiple collectibles, because I have them some obscure antipathy . Stated as litograph offset. On the formation of prices for them, I imagine . But the fact that there is no auction sale with the image, and the original is in a museum - it's tempting to some bad ideas .
The dealer , by the way from Italy. Link to archive fund of Liechtenstein

And here article on the topic

What are your thoughts ?

[Магнолия]

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What are your thoughts?

As soon as povalny translate everything and everyone in the figure, then, first, the content will be more appreciated by the image rather than the method and technique of manufacture, and secondly, the price will fly down to how good reproductions.

[Wladzislaw]

In English printmaking called prints, do not worry.


litograph offset - I think this term is hiding lithographic reproduction made.

[Hollandup]

http://www.easyart.com/art-prints/ar...tein-4094.html


Here firm sells its art prints, posters.

[Магнолия]

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This can happen or not?

Easily! .........

If we print money ........

[iside]

found :

The methods of choice for most forgers are photomechanical lithography and photomechanical serigraphy, techniques for transforming a photograph of an original work of art into a lithograph or a silk-screen print.

Most photomechanical prints, such as color magazine photographs and inexpensive fine-arts posters, are made using the' dot matrix' method. The reproduced image is made up of small dots of pure color that are clearly visible under a magnifying glass.

The advanced techniques used by forgers, by contrast, reproduce the image in broad areas of color that simulate the appearance of original lithographs or serigraphs (or silk screens). There are no dots to indicate that the print is an inexpensive, mass-produced item.

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The fakes are also usually printed on high-quality rag paper and often are so expertly done that even experts cannot readily tell them from original' hand pulled' prints.

Two techniques are most common: continuous tone lithography and photomechanical serigraphy. With these methods, the lithograph or serigraph can be made using only a photograph of a work, without any involvement by the artist.

Traditionally, an artist creates a lithograph by drawing a design with a grease pencil on a stone plate. The drawn areas attract ink, while other areas do not. The print is made by' pulling' the lithograph several times through a press; with each pull the print receives a new broad area of ​​a different colored ink.

In continuous tone lithography, workers copy or trace an image from a photograph of an original work onto sheets of Mylar. The Mylar sheets are then used to make plates, one for each color, from which the edition of lithographs is then made.

In serigraphy, the edition is made from silk-screen plates that have been copied from a photograph of an original work

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