
Fine Art Print
Signed quality prints of selected works – a way to decorate with Susanne Grahn's art in a wider range of formats.


Art prints that retain the original feeling.
Fine Art Prints are based on selected original works, allowing you to choose a motif and format that suit your room. Information about size and finish can be found on each product page.
Fine Art Print
Choose a motif and open the product page for the price, format and further details.




































Fine Art Prints – motifs, formats and rooms.
Fine Art Prints are Susanne's way of allowing selected and popular motifs to live on in more homes and in multiple formats. On her previous website, she describes them as signed quality prints with a certificate of authenticity stamp and serial number. This means that the product should not be confused with an ordinary mass-produced poster. The starting point is Susanne's own artwork, and the ambition is to preserve the motif's use of colour and feeling in a carefully selected print format. For anyone who likes a particular work but is looking for a different size or price than a hand-painted original, a Fine Art Print can therefore be a natural alternative. The imported range includes several sizes. Examples from the previous shop include square formats of around 60 × 60 cm, as well as larger portrait and landscape formats such as 70 × 100 cm and 100 × 150 cm. Several of the prints are described as having a white border around the motif, and frames are not included with many of the products. Therefore, always read the information on the individual product page before ordering. The size, price and current status should be provided there. Susanne has also written that she can help with framing if you are interested, so if you would like to see the complete picture with framing and placement, you are welcome to contact her and ask. Choosing a Fine Art Print for a room often works best if you first consider the role you want the image to play. A large format can become the room's clear focal point, while a smaller work can complement furniture, textiles and other pictures. Susanne's abstract motifs are largely based on colour, movement and the viewer's own interpretation. The print therefore does not need to reproduce exactly the same colours as the rest of the interior. It is often enough for a few tones to come together, or for the work to add the contrast that the room lacks. Try to consider the whole: the width of the wall, the distance to the furniture, daylight and whether you want the art to add energy, softness or a more dramatic expression. The difference between a Fine Art Print and an original is primarily about the character of the object. The original painting is hand-painted and unique. The print reproduces an existing motif as a new copy and in a new format. For many people, it is precisely the opportunity to choose a beloved motif in a size that suits their home that makes Fine Art Prints appealing. For others, owning the only painting is important, in which case the catalogue of original artwork is the right place to start. On the website, you can move between the two categories and compare which option suits you best. Susanne's abstract visual world is non-figurative, giving the motifs an openness that also works well in print. You do not need to understand or identify a specific object. Colour and form can guide the experience. Susanne herself describes how she wants to convey joy and love, and how inspiration often begins in simple everyday situations, in a choice of colour or in something she experiences as beautiful. That idea remains even when a motif becomes a Fine Art Print: the work can continue to meet new viewers and enter new rooms. If you are unsure about the format, framing or which motif is suitable, you can use the product pages as a starting point and then contact Susanne. You can also visit the page featuring sold original works to understand the breadth of her previous artistic expression, and the modern art page to read more about her view of abstraction. This makes the choice more than a quick purchase: you gain a clearer picture of the artist, the process and how different works can function in a home.
Frequently Asked Questions
This is useful to know when comparing motifs, formats and originals.
What is a Fine Art Print by Susanne?
It is a quality print of a selected motif from Susanne's art. On the previous website, the prints are described as signed and provided with a certificate of authenticity stamp and serial number. They offer the opportunity to choose a motif in formats other than that of the hand-painted original.
Is a Fine Art Print the same as an original?
No. The original is the only hand-painted painting. A Fine Art Print reproduces a selected motif as a print and may be available in several formats. The choice depends on whether you are looking for the original's unique physical surface or are primarily drawn to the motif.
What sizes are available?
This varies between motifs. The imported range includes examples such as 60 × 60 cm, 70 × 100 cm and 100 × 150 cm. Some products are described as having a white border around the motif. Always check the exact size, price and finish on the relevant product page.
Is a frame included?
A frame is not included with many of the Fine Art Prints imported from the previous shop. The product information states what applies to each motif. Susanne has also written that she can help with framing upon request.
How do I choose a motif for my room?
Consider both the colours and how the motif makes you feel. Abstract art does not need to match every detail of the interior. Instead, a work can add contrast or become the element that ties the room together. Compare the size, wall space and light, and feel free to return to the motifs several times before making your choice.
Are you looking for a unique hand-painted work?
Compare with Susanne's currently available signed original paintings.
