Every print in a limited edition is numbered, usually in pencil or pen, at the bottom or top of the print. This number (that looks like a fraction) is called a print run number, and it shows the print's position in the edition. The denominator (the bottom number in the fraction) will show you how many prints were printed in one edition. The upper number (numerator) will show you when each print was created during the run. For example, if you see a 15/100 number on your piece, that means that you have the 15th print from the edition that contains a total of 100 prints Once you receive your goods, please inspect them for any damage during transit, and report the said damage within 24hrs via e-mail. If all is well, please leave feedback, so we are aware that you have received your goods. Plea.
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