The first time we saw Camille Ortoli use one of our FineArt papers in one of her projects, was for Nina Ricci perfumes, where she crafted our Rice Paper into a beautifully colourful and floral paper sculpture. From a flat sheet of paper, Camille Ortoli gives life to 2D and 3D decors for worldwide known…
The elegant portfolio box with a refined linen look is well suited for high quality presentation and storing of fine art prints. The black portfolio box is completely produced from acid-free, archival materials according to the requiremens of the “Photographic Activity Test” (PAT). The fine textured cover material consists of 100 % cotton and is…
Martin Lucas, Print Manager from dStudio based in Little Clacton, Essex have very kindly shared their experiences of using Hahnemühle paper and canvas with us: We’re a small fine art print studio serving (mostly) self publishing artists with prints of their artwork, illustrations and photographs. We started life a long time ago as a picture…
After mini comes midi: On request of many photographers the popular photo cards are now available in A5 format (14.8 x 21 cm or 5.8 x 8.3″). In the bestselling grades
For subjects in stunning panoramic formats Hahnemühle launches two bestselling paper grades from the acclaimed Photo Rag® range. Perfect for presenting landscapes or cityscapes with ease. The matt Photo Rag® 308 or the glossy Photo Rag® Baryta are the two grades to choose from. The sheet size of 21 x 59.4 cm offers an ideal ratio…
Ann Kristin Plüss, Hahnemühle and Dr Florian Langenscheidt Hahnemühle FineArt GmbH is delighted to announce another prestigious award: ‘Brand of the Century’ as documented by the ‘Markenpreis der Deutschen Standards’ (Brand Award of the German Standards) together with inclusion as a member of the ‘Brands of the Century’ compendium. The latest edition of the book…
Written by Lesia Maruschak World renowned artist George Kordis is an interpreter of man’s relationship with man. This curious and ever evolving artistic genius has a passion for engaging the spectator in what is a living artform with a surrealistic expressionistic voice.
Jason Henthorne is an international award-winning artist who works in the medium of high contrast black and white photography. Influenced primarily by his passion for the oceans of the world, these intersections of ocean and earth provide the backdrop for his minimalistic ethereal visions of cumulative time. For his latest project “Between Worlds” he cooperated…
When did you discover your passion for photography? I was 16 years old on a school trip and I was put in charge of documenting the whole trip.
On the occasion of the 14th anniversary of the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center in New York we are honoured to publish a guest article on an image of personal and world history written by Robert Dutruch, photographer and printer at Lost Hills Studio in New Orleans, USA.