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Vietnam, Hoi An 2015
Size 60x40cm | 23.6x15.7''
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Buying a Limited Edition photograph means you’re investing in rarity.

  • Editions of no more than 15 photos per format (60x90 cm or 100x150 cm) worldwide. Certain iconic photographs are only available in micro-editions of 3-5.
  • The value per copy increases every time a collector buys a photo from the edition size and the series comes closer to selling-out.
  • Fine Art photography is a growing investment trend in the international art market. Once a series has sold-out, your Original photo can be resold at a greater price to collectors in the secondary market.

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    A Museum-Quality Photograph

    A Collector’s Original changes an image into a nuanced masterwork.

  • Limited editions include the highest quality materials and a state of the art metallic process. They are processed (not printed) in our photo laboratory in Germany on premium Fuji Crystal Metallic Paper.
  • The highly technical process creates an incredible 3D effect with depth of contrast and insurmountable color brilliance.
  • The image is color-safe and won’t be damaged by sun or humidity.

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    This photograph is the first in the well-known “Tradition” series. The walls of an ancient merchant house on the bank of Thu Bon River offered a picturesque setting for this sophisticated woman dressed in her traditional ao dai who happened to walk by at the right moment. It is also the cover of Réhahn’s second book Vietnam, Mosaic of Contrasts, Volume II.

    Can I order my Reproduction photograph in a bigger size ?

    No, we only sell Reproductions in one size (40x60cm). For bigger sizes, please see the Original Editions of your chosen photo.

    How long will it take to receive my artwork after I order it?

    Shipping typically takes around 2 weeks depending on your country. Your photo will be shipped from Germany.

    What if my photo gets damaged during delivery?

    For any damage incurred during delivery, please send us several pictures showing the damage. We will then ask you to destroy the Original damaged photograph so that we can ensure that the Limited Edition series maintains the same amount of copies. After we receive photos of the destroyed article as proof, we will send you a new photograph (with the same edition number) right away.

    What if my Original Edition gets damaged after delivery?

    Your Original Edition photograph comes with a lifetime guarantee. If it is damaged at any time, please contact us and we will send you a brand new one. We ask only that you pay for the processing fee needed to produce a new copy and that you destroy the original damaged article (with photographic proof) so that the Limited Edition series maintains the same amount of copies. Please contact us by email or WhatsApp for more information.

    Why should I try to buy the first copy of an Original Edition series?

    As each copy is sold, the price of each subsequent photograph will increase as availability becomes scarcer. Your potential investment increase is much higher for earlier copies in the series. For more information, check our article about Investing in Fine Art photography.