The value of a limited edition.
Scarcity. Authorship. Provenance. Demand. Time. Discover what distinguishes a limited-edition fine-art print and what can influence its long-term desirability.
DISCOVER MAGIK13 × 19 in print · 18 × 24 in framed
Archival fine-art print
What gives a print lasting meaning.
No guarantees, just the qualities that collectors have always weighed when they decide what to live with.
Scarcity
A limited edition declares its size up front. The Magik edition is 15 prints, so a collector knows exactly how many exist.
Authorship
Every print is drawn by Paloma, then hand-signed and framed by the artist. The artist's own hand is part of the work.
Provenance
A certificate of authenticity documents the artwork, the edition and the paper, creating a clear record of origin.
Demand
Collectors gather around artists with a distinct voice. Interest is earned over time, never promised.
Time
Editions tend to get harder to find as copies reach their collectors. Time can change how a print is valued, in either direction.
Made to museum standard.
Printed, framed, signed and packed by hand in Montréal.
Own a piece of the edition.
Each print arrives framed, signed and documented, ready for the wall.
Limited-edition prints are collected for the love of the work. Artwork values can rise or fall, and nothing on this page is a promise of future value or financial advice.