Edition Policy

Tom Imio Photography Original fine art photography by Tomasz Imiolczyk

Strictly limited, never reprinted

Every image is released in strictly limited editions. Edition sizes are fixed at the time of release and are binding. Once an edition is sold out it is permanently closed, and that image will never again be printed in that edition and format. No open editions exist within this practice. Prices shown are current and may change over time; any change to price never increases the number of prints in an edition.

Editions, formats and sizes

Black Edition — A2, unique print (1/1) — €1,500

Gold Edition — A3+, edition of 5 — €450

Gold Edition — A2, edition of 5 — €600

Silver Edition — A4, edition of 10 — €175

Silver Edition — A3, edition of 10 — €225

Numbering is per format

Each format of an image is its own edition with its own number sequence. For example, an image in the Silver Edition is released as an edition of 10 in A4 (numbered 1/10 to 10/10) and a separate edition of 10 in A3 (numbered 1/10 to 10/10). Black Edition works are unique prints, numbered 1/1.

Signature and certification

Every print is hand-signed on the verso and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity stating the title, year, medium, paper, format and individual edition number.

Silver Edition prints are issued with a signed Certificate of Authenticity. Gold and Black Edition prints carry the Hahnemühle Certificate of Authenticity: Gold with a unique holographic seal, Black with a dual-security hologram — one affixed to the verso of the print, the other to the certificate itself.

Materials and permanence

All works are archival pigment prints on museum- and gallery-grade paper by Hahnemühle, certified to ISO 9706, with projected permanence ranging from 100 to 200 years depending on the specific paper used, under proper display and storage conditions. All prints are produced with pigment inks on a Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-1100.

Nature of the work

These are original works of fine art, created and printed by the artist as collectable objects rather than commercial or decorative reproductions. Income generated through their sale arises directly from the creation and sale of original fine art works.

Version 1.1 — 03. 10. 2026