First Editions Explained
What it means to own one of the first 100 prints of an artwork.
When The Beast in Me Art launched, I wanted the earliest collectors of the Through Their Eyes collection to receive something that marked the beginning of the story.
That is why each artwork has a limited run of 100 First Editions.
The 100 editions are shared across A3, A2 and A1 rather than having 100 available in every size.
For example, whether the first copy of Reflection is purchased in A3 or A1, it becomes part of the same sequence of 100 First Editions.
Each First Edition is individually numbered and supplied with a certificate of authenticity.
Once all 100 First Editions of an artwork have been sold, that First Edition run is permanently complete.
The artwork may continue to be available afterwards, but future prints will not carry the First Edition designation.
The distinction is intentional.
These first prints represent the earliest chapter of The Beast in Me Art and the collectors who chose to support the work from the beginning.
For anyone purchasing one of the first 100, it means owning more than a print.
It means owning one of the original editions from the collection's first release.
Lucy Goffin is the founder of The Beast in Me Art, a contemporary wildlife art brand focused on animal portraiture, storytelling and the changing relationship between wildlife and the world around us.
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