Cheap flimsy paper!
I was disappointed and felt like I'd been had.  If I understand what the artist is saying about a photographic print, once you've copied the artwork & he's also changed the original black to pink, the hardest part is over and you can make print after print in the sizes you've set up, over and over.  No, it's not an ink jet printer and the letters of the original will be crisp and clear, but from that point on making more copies is pretty easy.<br />If I'm very wrong, I apologize.  I had a photographic print made from a lithograph. I had spoken to the artist's dealer, who has begged him to do posters of his work.  He had no objection to my copy as long as it was just one for personal use and no sale.  My friend had one of the lithographs.  This was a large drawing, about 2' wide and 2 1/2 ' plus long. I used a reputable graphic arts business & the bill of sale said they would make no more copies. MY copy was on heavy drawing paper with a hard vellum base which is then irregularly textured.<br />NOW, I did not expect a $10.00 11 x 14  print to have anything like that!<br />This print is made on a very thin piece of shiny glossy paper not much thicker than a glossy page of a magazine.<br />It must be matted and framed.  It's far too delicate for use as a poster in a classroom.<br />I wouldn't have been so disappointed if the artist described it's delicacy. The idea that this was a &#34;deal&#34; down from $24.95 is ridiculous to me.<br />$10 is not a ripoff price, but if you're looking for a poster, don't both
Rating: 3 stars