How do you store a lithograph?

Thereof, how do you store prints and paintings?

How to Properly Store Paintings and Artwork

1. Framed art pieces: Wrap the artwork tightly with a storageblanket or bubble wrap and then use packing tape to seal them.
2. Unframed art pieces: Use a sheet of silicone release paper tocover the front of the canvas and then wrap using glassinepaper.
3. Read on for more information on packing your artwork.

how do you store art safely? Lay on flat surface – For long termstorage, you should place your artwork on acid freeboards or paper and then lay on a flat surface. Cover the paintings– Always use a clean piece of cloth to entirely cover yourartwork. This will keep away dust and dirt fromcollecting on the surface.

In this way, are lithographs worth anything?

A lithograph print is more affordable but stillcarries a tag of exclusivity, quality and value as there isalmost certainly not going to be many copies. It's not somethingthat is mass produced. It is not a reproduction and potentially anoriginal lithograph is going to demand higherprices.

How do you tell the difference between a lithograph and a print?

Run your finger along the line where ink meets thepaper. Feel how thickly the ink is laid on the paper. On a offsetlithography print, the ink will not be raised from thepaper. But in handmade, wood block, silkscreen orletterpress lithography printing techniques, the ink will beslightly raised.