Limited Editions
Numbered and signed art prints, edition of 30 maximum. Printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag Baryta 315g by Picto.
Vermillion
Yann Coeuru Photographie, Ruoms (Ardèche), 2026 — 2026
Saintes Profanes
Yann Cœuru Photographie - Ruoms — 2025
What the Hands Hold
Studio Ruoms — 2025
The Veil of Arms
Cœuru Studio, Ruoms — 2026
Surrender
Cœuru Studio, Ruoms — 2026
Stillness
Cœuru Studio, Ruoms — 2026
The Double
Cœuru Studio, Ruoms — 2026
Printed in France by Picto. Shipped in a rigid tube. Shipping fees apply.
Original photographic artworks, not reproductions
Every photograph in this collection is released as a limited edition print, signed and numbered by hand. Each edition has a fixed number of prints, never exceeded, and every artwork comes with a certificate of authenticity that stays with it throughout its life.
A print made to last generations
Prints are produced by the Picto laboratory on Hahnemühle Photo Rag Baryta 315 gsm, a museum-grade fine art paper, using pigment printing. This process guarantees deep blacks, fine detail and decades of conservation without alteration.
A price that grows with rarity
The price of each artwork rises as the edition sells: the fewer prints remain, the more valuable the acquisition becomes. Collecting early in an edition is both a matter of the heart and a collector’s decision.
Frequently asked questions
What is a numbered limited edition?
A photograph released in a small, fixed number of prints set in advance. Each print carries its number (for example 3/30) and my signature. Once the edition sells out, the artwork is never released again.
What does the certificate of authenticity guarantee?
It identifies the artwork: title, author, year, printing technique, print number and total edition size. It is the proof of your print’s value, particularly in the event of resale.
What paper are the prints made on?
On Hahnemühle Photo Rag Baryta 315 gsm, a museum-grade fine art paper, with pigment printing produced by the Picto laboratory. Conservation guaranteed for several decades.
Why does an artwork’s price go up?
The price rises in steps as the edition sells. It is a gallery practice: the artwork’s growing rarity is reflected in its price, and early buyers are rewarded.
How are the artworks shipped?
Each print is carefully protected and shipped with care, together with its certificate of authenticity. Delivery details are specified on each artwork’s page.