Newsletter #1 english

Dear friends of recom art care,

This is the first newsletter we are sending out. For founder Sven Schönauer, it marks another step forward — he has been shaping the world of fine art printing for 35 years.

It all began in 1991 with Gunter Sachs’s ‘Four Seasons’ featuring Claudia Schiffer, and continued with the inkjet printing on silk for Henry Maske’s cape in 1996. What was developed back then as a pioneering achievement in collaboration with EPSON and Hahnemühle is now recognised as the gold standard and is being consistently continued. A lot has changed in recent months — the location, the range of services, the team. We would like to give you an overview.

Your team at recom art care

With the Mimaki, we now have our very own large-format printer for the first time. It handles print widths of up to 1.90 metres — with the colour accuracy that defines our work.

Wall-filling reproductions, large-format editions, oversized exhibition prints: what previously had to be outsourced to external service providers is now once again part of our own range of services — under one roof, in a single process, with a single point of contact.

recom art care has refurbished its premises in Berlin-Moabit. As part of the refurbishment, the analogue photo lab was dismantled — a deliberate move that consistently reinforces our focus on high-quality digitisation and fine art printing.

The film scanner is still with us. It remains an indispensable tool for digitising film and glass negatives, slides and analogue photographic material.

You can find an overview of the new range of services offered by recom art care at https://recomartcare.de/en/services/

Behind recom art care is a team with many years of experience in art digitisation, fine art printing and professional image processing. Every project is handled personally — from the initial enquiry right through to the final file.

You can find out more about the new members of our team on our website under the Team section.

Haute couture meets Rubens and Chardin: we produced the prints for the *Gallery Looks* exhibition at the Gemäldegalerie Berlin.

Haute couture meets Rubens and Chardin: we produced the prints for the *Gallery Looks* exhibition at the Gemäldegalerie Berlin.

On display until 31. Mai 2026.

Read more on the blog and on the exhibition page …

200 photographs spanning 30 years: we produced the fine art prints for Olaf Heine’s retrospective at the Kunsthalle Rostock.

200 photographs spanning 30 years: we produced the fine art prints for Olaf Heine’s retrospective at the Kunsthalle Rostock.

On display until 6. September 2026 at Kunsthalle Rostock

Read more on the blog and the exhibition page …

A 17th-century document, two daughters, one original. How Fine Art Print makes a family heirloom accessible to everyone.

Read more on the blog …

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