Letterpress art poster Official PLAYMOBIL license
Size: 30 x 40 cm
Orientation: Portrait
Marking: Hot stamping by pressure
Color: Holographic faceted
Paper: Colorplan Yellow 350Gr/m2
° If you order it unframed, this A3 poster will be delivered to you in its self-supporting Art&Frame by Artéonn packaging, accompanied by its certificate of authenticity.
Clever packaging designed to allow you to display your poster instantly thanks to its carrying without the need for a frame! This box will perfectly protect your poster and will serve as a gift box if you wish to offer one of our works as a gift.
° If you opt for a framed option, your poster will be delivered to you framed in the frame of your choice.
° Sober and elegant, this poster will find its place in all interiors without distorting your current decoration, while taking advantage of your passion for this iconic little man!
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Encadrement
Your poster is the testimony to the first printing techniques invented. It is produced in our workshop in Provence. We do not use ink. The design, engraved on a metal plate, is pressed strongly into the paper, so as to create a relief, called in printinga “debossing”
In order to engrave this metal plate, a line drawing, in black, and digital is essential.We therefore draw all the designs on a graphics tablet, with a digital pencil as we could do on paper.
We place a marking film with aluminum pigments between the paper and the metal part. When pressure is exerted on the paper and the plate is hot enough,the pigments are transferred into the hollow created by high pressure.
Our papers are papers of “tender” art in other words, they accept deformation, without tearing. They are made from virgin paper pulp, are mass-dyed for a deep color, comply with environmental standards in the best possible way and are 100% recycled and 100% recyclable.
They are, without a doubt, the noblest papers that we are still lucky enough to be able to work with today.
More information about our papers here
The adjustments and production preparations are manual and artisanal, no digital guidance is used, since our platen presses date from the 1950s. Their robustness to all tests and their ingenious mechanics make these presses the natural guardians of this Art that will communicate elegance and quality like no other printing technique: LetterPress
Each strike is specific, with tiny particularities; may appear, this is normal and reflects the craftsmanship technique.