Hahnemuhle Matte Museum Etching, 100% Rag, Natural White Watercolor Inkjet Paper, 22.0 mil., 350 g/mA, 17"x39' Roll with 3" Core

2023-04-27T08:21:38

Beautiful paper for fine art images. Deep, rich colors almost like a watercolor. Highly recommend for your very best images.

Ronald R.

2020-09-04T08:27:52

This paper is legit! It's beautiful all around from it's texture to it's weight. Well worth the price!

Daniel L.

2018-12-14T18:41:24

lovely quality

MATILDA E.

2018-11-28T10:16:44

I’ve used a few Hahnemuehle papers over the years, and I like this one as much, if not even more, than the others. Very elegant tactile feel, and substantial (350 gsm). Blacks are good for a matte FA paper, and colors are rich. The texture is subtle enough as not to distract from fine detail, and at the same time defined enough to be noticeable at a fairly close viewing distance. The box was damaged in transit, and the corner of all pages was creased as a result, so I’ve only been able to print a few test prints so far, but I look forward to receiving the replacement in order to fully appreciate this lovely paper. One side note: this paper seems to be really “dusty” as cotton rag papers tent to be, so make sure you run a drafting brush or other duster over the paper before printing to avoid flaking of the ink when the particles fall off.

ANDREW K.

2017-02-22T11:34:35

This paper has a great texture and produces great fine art prints. It is a thick paper, though, so you need to be sure it will work with your printer. It is fabulous for black and white or sepia prints.

David B.

2017-02-21T07:57:21

Of all of the inkjet art papers I've ever handled, this museum etching is by far the most luxurious and significant feeling of anything I've had the chance to use. It has a nice organic tooth to it and colors are vibrant and deep despite the matte texture. There is a very subtle/mild sparkle to it when exposed to direct sunlight. I printed 100 invitations on this paper through a Canon Pro100 with zero feed issues. It's difficult to cut with a small letter sized guillotine cutter, but it's doable and clean with a bit of muscle. I think I'll keep a supply of this paper at work for my graphic design projects, definitely worth it!

JOHNNY W.