What materials are used in Jenson Button prints?

Most Jenson Button prints are produced using high-quality paper or canvas. Fine art paper, often acid-free, is common for photographic prints and helps prevent fading over time. Canvas prints are another option. These are stretched over frames and offer a textured appearance, similar to paintings. They are often used for larger pieces. Ink quality matters as well. Archival inks are used in higher-end prints, allowing colours to remain stable for many years. Some prints include protective coatings to guard against UV light. Framing materials vary. Many collectors choose glass or acrylic frames with UV protection to preserve the artwork. The combination of paper, ink, and framing affects both appearance and longevity. Higher-quality materials usually result in higher prices, especially for limited edition pieces.