S/N poster question

poto101

Is there a difference in the signed and numbered version of posters from Klausen?

just curious with all the talk about kenyon hall being S/N or not. is the poster itself usually any different?

EquallyWorthless

nope, juts numbered and signed by the artist, usually in the bottom corner

jimed14

poto101 wrote:

Is there a difference in the signed and numbered version of posters from Klausen?

just curious with all the talk about kenyon hall being S/N or not. is the poster itself usually any different?

Poster will be the same.

Qball

Actually the s/n posters sometimes have stronger inks. Posters sold at shows can have small defects in the print because some of them are from the end of the print run. Usually the s/n prints are the first 100 copies that an artist gets. For example, Ames posters that are sold through the Ames website are AP meaning artist proof. These usually have much bolder colors. Also, I know a signature can be fake but usually if you have a s/n print it is real. I know that some posters like the 1996 istanbul have fakes with obvious flaws.

poto101

cool thanks guys