Edition Number

The edition number is the specific number assigned to a print or artwork within an edition, usually indicated as a fraction.

For example, the first print in an edition of 100 might be marked as 1/100. The edition number can provide insight into the value of the piece; earlier numbers are sometimes considered more valuable, although this is not a universal rule. Knowing the edition number can be crucial for collectors and galleries as it adds another layer of information about the artwork's provenance and exclusivity.

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Beech and walnut wood rouse new life into Dwi Antono’s uncanny character.CLEMENTINE playfully echoes one of Roby’s iconic watercolour paintings in three dimensions. The deep walnut tones in the character's hair and body carefully frame her facial features, composed of lighter beech. Gently applied hand-painted inky blue eyes, a pink button nose and pursed lips vividly compliment the natural exposed textures found within the wood.

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Edition Number

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