I always sign my prints, but then I cut an overmat with opening
slightly smaller than the printed image. I also sign the mat.
But I see other photographers signing and numbering just the print,
and cutting an overmat with a larger opening so that the signature on
the print shows. Also, there's a bit of space showing around the
rest of the print.
I'm told that galleries prefer this, although visually I tend to
prefer seeing the mat opening right against the edges of the print
(with perhaps 1/16" of the print hidden).
So ... before matting and framing for three shows, I'm asking here
... what do you do, and why?
Arthur Fink
A r t h u r . F i n k . P h o t o g r a p h y
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Peaks Island, Maine 04108 . cell 207.615.5722
www.arthurfinkphoto.com . af@...
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choreographically
under-used location, especially ... spontaneous frolic evoking a
joyous response."Message
Sign the mat, or jut the print (and cut bigger mat opening)
2008-05-02 by Arthur Fink
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