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Image Reproduction on Screens and Printers

From scanning to encoding, every effort has been made to maintain image and color faithfulness from the original photograph to the image you see on your screen, within the constraints, budgets, and technical limitations existing.  Most computer video cards, color monitors, printers, and other display devices will yield varying levels of resolution quality and/or color rendering.  The actual original signed limited-edition photographs and signed limited-edition posters may vary slightly from the computer-displayed images you see.

Thumbnail (small) samples have necessarily been optimized for web and modem transmission efficiency, and thus color maps have been restricted and resolution minimized. Non-thumbnail images are usually limited only by the encoding format (.gif or .jpg) color map of 250-256 colors, and disk space requirements.