Jack Vettriano Studio: The Official Home of Jack Vettriano Prints

On Parade — painted by Jack Vettriano in 2006 and later shown in Jack Vettriano: A Retrospective at Kelvingrove. Now a signed limited edition print of 250.

A Jack Vettriano limited edition print is more fragile than the paintings its imagery is drawn from. Ink and paper respond to light, humidity and handling in ways oil on canvas often doesn't. Looking after the one you own, properly, from the day it arrives, is what keeps it looking the way it did when it was signed, and what protects its value if you ever decide to sell. Displaying Your Print Safely Where and how you hang a print does more to shape its long-term condition tha

Bird On The Wire — a signed Jack Vettriano limited edition silkscreen print, published 2003, edition of 275. Certificate of authenticity included.

A practical, room-by-room guide to choosing, placing and framing a Jack Vettriano limited edition print — from palette pairing to protecting it from UV light.

Exit Eden — released for Jack Vettriano: The Early Years exhibition at Kirkcaldy Galleries. This is a rare Artist Proof, signed and numbered by the artist.

Night Calls — first exhibited in Jack Vettriano's Days of Wine and Roses show in 2010. This is a rare 1 of 10 Artist Proof, signed and numbered by the artist.

How Does Jack Vettriano's Market Compare to Other Artists? Our investment guide covers what actually drives the value of a Vettriano print. This is the companion piece: three real artists whose careers offer genuine context, not just numbers in isolation. L.S. Lowry: the longest-run precedent. Lowry is the clearest example of what can happen to a beloved, publicly popular British painter's market over decades. His industrial-scene paintings set records that kept being broken:

Is a Jack Vettriano Print a Good Investment? It's a question we get asked often, and the honest answer is: it depends on what you're buying, and why. Here's what actually matters.What history says. Vettriano's market has real track record behind it. His most famous painting, The Singing Butler, sold at auction for £744,500 in 2004 — at the time, a record for a Scottish painting. In 2007, a seven-painting series originally commissioned by Sir Terence Conran for his London Blue

Edinburgh Afternoon — a Jack Vettriano signed limited edition giclée print, published 2015, edition of 250. Certificate of authenticity included.