How UV resistant are lithographs, giclee

ingmar1988 · #1 08-27-2013, 06:43 PM

I know uv resistant would be best, but i want to make one wall full of artwork, so spending 150 euro on a frame for a 40 dollar giclee seems a bit excessive (although if i had the money i would

)

but on the other hand, i also dont want to have the risk of damage within a few years.

SwiftDeath · #2 08-27-2013, 06:48 PM

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Originally Posted by ingmar1988

I know uv resistant would be best, but i want to make one wall full of artwork, so spending 150 euro on a frame for a 40 dollar giclee seems a bit excessive (although if i had the money i would

)

but on the other hand, i also dont want to have the risk of damage within a few years.

What's the price difference between UV and non-UV then?