Aoraki - Mount Cook Travel Poster, New Zealand

Print and Paper Specifications:

- Museum-quality giclée fine art printing with UV stabilised inks..

A giclée print made using pigment inks can be lightfast for up to 100+ years, but this depends on factors such as paper type and storage conditions. By using pigment based archival inks, the archival properties of a giclée print are significantly higher than traditional silkscreen or litho prints.

- Paper specifications/weight: 200-275gsm fine art decor etching paper.

Perfect for artists producing fine art prints, high white with a surface texture that replicates a traditional etching paper. Coated with the latest pigment and dye inkjet receptive technology, the cotton content in the base gives a high quality feel whilst providing flexibility. With an excellent colour gamut and exceptional d-max, this paper is the ideal for reproducing a wide range of tones. This paper is also acid and lignin free; making it the perfect option for creating archival quality reproductions of your art.

Frame Specifications: 

Created from high-quality wood, milled with simple clean lines and presented with a satin finish.

- Simple, elegant design
- Premium, fine art paper with a gently textured surface
- Perspex glaze for added protection (NOT GLASS)
- Delivered ready for hanging
- For indoor use only

Current expected shipping times:

Print only - not framed: Production 3-4 Business Days. Shipping 2-4 business days.

Framed Prints: Production 3-4 Business Days. Shipping 8-14 business days.

Canvas Prints: Production 3-4 Business Days. Shipping 8-14 business days.

We are very happy and proud to be able to provide a quick, reliable and affordable worldwide delivery and free shipping on all orders over $150NZD!!! See the Production & Shipping page for further information.

All orders are shipped in sturdy packaging protecting the poster and the frame. Click on this link for more information.

Please note that we will always try to print your product in your country of delivery if possible, but depending on the type of product on occasion it may be produced by your nearest international print lab.

We want you to be happy so we have a 30 days return or exchange policy. Click on this link for more information. 

Giclée fine art prints are renowned for their longevity which is why they are displayed in the worlds finest museums, art galleries and private art collections. Correctly caring for your giclée print will ensure your print is enjoyed for generations to come.

Here are some tips on how to handle and care for your prints:

1. Treat your giclée fine art print the same way you would treat an original piece of art.
2. Avoid placing your print near moisture, oil, dirt, heat, dust, solvents, adhesives as this will most definitely damage your print.
3. Only handle your prints with clean, dry hands. If you have white cotton gloves use those to handle the print instead as the oils from skin can affect the PH of the paper and reduce the archival properties
4. To avoid dents, creases and oily marks always handle your prints with two hands. A crease is permanent.
5. Use acid free tissue paper to cover your prints to avoid damage.
6. If you need to roll out your print make sure you use a clean, flat surface. Place the artwork on the surface still covered in tissue paper and place some smooth heavy objects eg. books on the edges and centre. Leave overnight or longer until it has flattened out.
7. Avoid touching dark areas of the print as this will leave scuff marks.
8. As with all artwork, avoid direct sunlight as this will cause fading and damage the print.

Please note that our fine art posters and frames are for indoor use only. 

Keep the poster or frame from accumulating dust and dirt by wiping them regularly with a microfibre cloth.