The €78 fine art print is the cheapest way into Cars and Roses: a 30 × 20 cm matte canvas of the photograph you choose. It is small, unframed and not part of a limited edition, so it works as a first piece rather than a cut-down version of the big prints. Shipping comes on top, which means the honest total lands just above €100.
What the €78 fine art print actually is
The €78 fine art print is the smallest size we produce: 30 × 20 cm (about 12 × 8 in), printed on matte canvas with a linen texture. The proportions are 3:2, exactly like the original photograph, so nothing gets cropped. For scale, an A4 sheet is 29.7 cm long, and this print is about that long and one centimetre narrower. It therefore fits on a shelf, on a desk or on a short stretch of wall.
Many photographs in the catalogue offer this size, cars and landscapes alike. On the product page you pick the canvas finish and the 30 × 20 cm size, and the price settles at €78. Nothing else is needed to complete the order.
The €78 fine art print in numbers
| Size | 30 × 20 cm, 3:2 proportions |
| Support | Matte canvas, linen texture |
| Edition | Canvas sits outside the limited edition |
| Frame | We do not offer frames: the print ships unframed |
| Price | €78 |
| Shipping | Added at checkout (details below) |
| Next size up | Canvas from about €170; aluminium from about €215 |
What shipping adds to the €78 fine art print
Shipping is not free, and it depends on the destination and the size of the print. For a 30 × 20 cm print, we currently charge €25 to France, Belgium and Luxembourg, €28 to the rest of the EU, €35 to the UK, €39 to the US, Canada and Switzerland, and €45 to the rest of the world.
So a gift sent to Germany costs about €106 in total, one sent to France about €103, and one sent to the US about €117. If you order several prints together, the extra ones ship at a reduced rate, and the cart shows the final amount before you pay. These figures date from November 2026, and the checkout always has the last word. For large pieces, our shipping guide explains packaging, customs and insurance.
Eight photographs to start with, at €78 each
Each one comes in a 30 × 20 cm canvas at €78, and each was in stock when we wrote this article.
- Porsche 911 Classic Profile #13: a classic 911 in profile for the loyal Porsche fan.
- White Ford Mustang: American muscle in a clean, simple frame of mind.
- Jaguar XJ engine: a mechanical close-up instead of bodywork.
- Brabham F1 Martini Racing: the Martini livery for motorsport lovers.
- Bentley Continental GT3: a British race car.
- Porsche 997 GT3 RS on the track: a GT3 RS in its natural habitat.
- Ferrari 458 Italia Spider, profile #04: a modern Ferrari seen from the side.
- Zahara de los Atunes Beach from above: a landscape for people who prefer the sea to engines.
Cars are limited to 200 copies and landscapes to 30, on aluminium and acrylic glass. The €78 canvas stays outside that numbering.
Three ways to use a €78 fine art print
The simplest way is to lean it on a shelf or a desk. The person who receives it places it wherever they like, then moves it whenever they feel like it.
The second way is to order three photographs from the same series and line them up. Three 30 × 20 cm canvases cost €234 before shipping, and laid out horizontally with 5 cm gaps, they span about one metre.
The third way is to use the small print as a companion to a bigger piece. A small format next to a large one gives a gallery wall its rhythm, and our gallery wall guide explains how to mix sizes. Moreover, if you hesitate between several photographs, a €78 canvas lets you live with one before you choose the final size; the size guide helps with that second decision. Whichever route you take, hang or place the print so its centre sits around 145 to 150 cm from the floor, because that eye-level height makes even a small picture read as part of the room.
Who the €78 fine art print suits, and who it does not
It suits anyone giving a fine art photograph for the first time, anyone furnishing a small corner and anyone who wants to judge the print quality before investing more. That includes the colleague, the friend or the new driver who loves cars but has little wall space to spare. On the other hand, it does not suit collectors who want a numbered edition with a certificate: that exists on aluminium and acrylic glass, with 200 copies for cars and 30 for landscapes.
To move up later, the next canvas size starts around €170, and aluminium around €215. Our care guide explains how to look after each support.
Order dates for a Christmas gift
Every print is produced to order, so it pays not to wait until the last minute. As a rule of thumb, order by around 10 December for the US and by around 19 December for Europe. These dates are indicative, and our Christmas 2026 gift guide keeps them up to date.
Questions about the €78 fine art print
Is the €78 print a limited edition?
No. The limited edition, 200 copies for cars and 30 for landscapes, applies only to aluminium and acrylic glass prints. Canvas is a separate format without a numbered run. For a certificate and a number, choose one of those two supports on the same product page.
Does the print come framed?
No. We do not offer frames, and the canvas ships unframed. Whoever receives it can lean it on a shelf or place it in a 30 × 20 cm frame bought separately.
Can I order the same photograph larger?
Yes. The product page lists every size and support for that photograph, and the sizes vary slightly from one image to another. Prices rise with the format: the next canvas size starts around €170, and aluminium and acrylic glass start higher still.
How much does shipping cost for a €78 print?
For a 30 × 20 cm print, shipping costs €28 within the EU (€25 to France, Belgium and Luxembourg), €35 to the UK and €39 to the US. The total therefore lands between about €103 and €117. The cart shows the exact amount before you pay.