The DNA of Fine Art Prints
- Studio Seidel Shop
- Oct 30
- 1 min read
Why true quality is more than a pretty picture.
A fine art print is more than just a print – it is the result of craftsmanship, material, and attitude.
What defines its quality? A look into the creative DNA of Studio Seidel.
What defines a fine art print?
Perhaps it's the tranquility in the details. Or the knowledge that every work originates in craftsmanship – not in chance.
At Studio Seidel, everything begins with a photograph.
One moment, one rhythm, one light.
Then comes the transformation – layer by layer, until a picture becomes a lasting work of art.
Paper that breathes
The paper is the skin of the image.
We print on Arches BFK Rives 310 g/m², a 100% cotton paper that is considered the standard for museum-quality prints in the art world.
It has a matte, soft surface that does not reflect light, but retains it.
You can feel it immediately:
The paper is alive – it carries the motif, not just as a support, but as part of the whole.
Color with memory
Our prints are created using archival pigment inks – lightfast, color-stable and with precise depth.
They ensure the consistency of every shade for decades.
Thus , what shines brightly today will remain true tomorrow.
Limited Editions
Each design is strictly limited, hand-signed, and numbered.
Not a mass-produced item, but a piece of artistic expression – a work that appeals to collectors, galleries and spaces with character.
Form follows feeling
A fine art print is not an accessory.
It is a decision, an expression, an attitude.
And perhaps the most honest statement a wall can make.
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