PREPARING A FINE ART PRINT on canvas

My art prints are made by a French company. They are sent to me in tissue paper. Before sending them to my customers, I check them. I check that the quality and printing are exactly what I wanted. To date, I've never had any problems. The company that takes care of my art prints is very professional and gives me very good advice on how to enhance the prints made from my paintings.

The canvas used for my fine art prints is very important. The canvas best suited to fine art prints of pen-and-ink drawings, for example, is Hahnemühle Goya satin canvas.
This is a satin-finish polycotton canvas for inkjet prints, distinguished by its pronounced texture. Its distinctive linear weave gives artistic reproductions a remarkable pictorial quality. The high-quality satin gloss inkjet coating ensures outstanding print results, impressively highlighting colors and details, offering deep blacks and contrasts superior to those of matte finishes. Acid-free and lignin-free, Goya Canvas meets the most stringent conservation standards and has been specifically designed for FineArt applications. This elastic canvas is perfectly suited to stretcher systems.

I can take care of the framing. In this case, I take care of everything and your art print is ready to hang on the wall.
Here's an example of what's possible. Here, my client has chosen a white American crate frame to suggest a passe partout, with the addition of a flat matte black frame to highlight the art print.