Hahnemühle´s 2018 Calendar Painting Competition – Shortlist for a “Maritime World”

Hahnemühle´s 2018 Calendar Painting Competition – Shortlist for a “Maritime World” Rolling waves, majestic sea animals, rural coastal landscapes and colourful beach life … Everything that is classically nautical can be found in our exclusive 2018 Hahnemühle FineArt Calendar. We therefore proudly present the video of shortlisted calendar paintings. Thank you to ALL participants who took…

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Print, Protect, Authenticate your artwork!

What makes a printed artwork unique? The exclusive look and feel of genuine fine art paper. High-quality artist papers for archival inkjet printing are papers with noticeable attributes, and beautiful structures. The paper becomes a part of the artwork; because a well-chosen fine art paper can really accentuate a work of art. At the end…

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We Are Here/Estamos Aquí

“I`m doing all my prints on Hahnemühle Photo Rag® Ultra Smooth because of the excellent quality in the reproduction of bright colours. The paper itself has a very neutral white and impresses with an extraordinary touch and feel. This haptical experience is what I want since the prints from my portfolio box I present to…

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Hahnemühle gives away three Hand Lettering Sets

Hand Lettering, the new trend! Hand lettering is on trend! You can find hand-drawn and illustrated letters, words and sayings almost everywhere, in coffee shops, restaurants, boutiques and magazines. Together with lettering artists we developed a Hahnemühle Hand Lettering pad which meets all the requirements for this technique, rendering first-class results. The ultra white paper allows…

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We love Hand Lettering … on the right paper!

When letters become art, Hahnemühle comes into play with a specially designed paper: we proudly present our new Hand Lettering pads. The light-white, smooth paper fits the needs of lettering artists perfectly. We asked them about the ideal paper for lettering, along with their ideas and judgments on different papers, which has had an essential…

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Portrait Photographer Maria Mulas

©Maria Mulas, Andy Warhol photographing me, Stelline Foundation, Milano 1987 ©Maria Mulas, Keith Haring, Rotonda della Besana, Milano 1986 Maria Mulas moved to Milan in 1956, where she began, in the mid-sixties, her artistic career in photography. Photography was a “family activity” as it was practiced by his older brother Ugo Mulas, who will remain…

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