Open edition prints are art prints produced without a fixed limit on the number of copies. Unlike limited edition prints, which have a set quantity and are often signed and numbered, open edition prints can be made available continuously, allowing more people to enjoy the artwork. These prints typically offer an affordable way to own quality reproductions of original pieces.

Our limited edition prints are high-quality reproductions of Richard Wilson’s original artwork, produced in a fixed, specific quantity. These prints are signed and numbered by the artist, ensuring authenticity and exclusivity for collectors. Unlike open edition prints, limited edition prints maintain their value over time due to their scarcity and the artist’s direct involvement in the production process.

Special edition prints at Richard Wilson Art are limited-run reproductions of original artwork presented in a larger, unique size distinct from our limited edition prints. Created with meticulous attention to preserve the artist’s vision and quality, these prints are often numbered and signed, enhancing their status as collectible works. While limited edition prints focus on a specific run in standard sizes, special edition prints offer a bolder presence through their size and distinctive release. Our special edition prints celebrate Black culture, history, and family through rich, contemporary narratives, providing a meaningful way for customers to own powerful art that honors heritage and legacy.

Our Artist Proof Edition Prints are special, limited-run prints created as part of the original printmaking process. These prints are produced in smaller quantities than the main numbered edition and are often reserved for the artist's use or to verify the quality of the print before the full edition is made. They are highly valued by collectors for their exclusivity and connection to the artist’s original vision.

An artist proof with remarque is a special edition print that includes a unique hand-drawn detail, or "remarque," by the artist, often located in the margin or border of the artwork. These proofs are typically limited in number and distinct from the regular edition, offering collectors a more personalized and rare version of the print. The remarque adds an exclusive touch, enhancing the artwork's value and appeal.