How limited are the editions of Salehi’s prints?

Edition sizes for these prints vary, though most fall between 75 and 250 copies. A smaller number of special editions exist with fewer than 50 prints, often printed on higher-grade paper or with added hand-colouring. Each print is typically signed and numbered by Khosrow Salehi, which helps confirm authenticity. The idea of limited editions adds value through scarcity. A print labelled “12/100” means it is the twelfth print in a run of one hundred. Collectors often prefer lower numbers, though the difference in value is usually modest. In the context of equestrian art, these edition sizes are quite typical. By comparison, some modern print runs exceed 500 copies, which can reduce exclusivity. Salehi’s choice to keep editions relatively small aligns with traditional printmaking standards in Europe. Over time, missing or damaged prints reduce the number available, which can raise demand for well-preserved examples linked to the Spanish Riding School theme.