Works on paper are best displayed in frames to provide structure and presentation. You can use a mount or mat to create space between the artwork and glass, and choose UV-protective glazing to reduce light exposure. Place your paper artworks in a well-lit area with indirect sunlight and hang them securely at eye level.

Art prints can be a smart investment, but this depends on the artist, edition size, condition, and overall demand. Investing in art prints and other works on paper from established or emerging artists may offer potential for value growth, particularly with limited editions that become highly sought after. However, the market can be unpredictable, and returns are never guaranteed.

Shipping artwork on paper involves protecting it with acid-free tissue or glassine paper first to prevent surface damage. The piece is then placed between rigid boards to avoid bending and packed securely in a flat, sturdy box with cushioning. Strauss & Co provides both domestic and international shipping via trusted courier partners to ensure safe and reliable delivery.

Knowing how to protect paper artwork while storing it is crucial. To store your works on paper properly, keep the pieces flat in a clean, dry, and stable environment away from direct sunlight, humidity, and heat. Use acid-free folders, sleeves, or archival boxes to prevent discolouration and damage. Avoid rolling or folding your artwork, and store each piece separately to prevent abrasion or transfer.