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Hahnemühle William Turner Matt Textured Art Paper 310gsm

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This natural white, 100% cotton paper features a distinct, highly textured surface, adding depth and character to every print.

Hahnemühle William Turner Matt Textured Art Paper 310gsm

£ 18.00 / unit Incl. Tax

£ 15.00/ unit Excl. Tax

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Hahnemühle William Turner MattTextured Art Paper 190gsm

Create exquisite fine art prints with Hahnemühle William Turner 310gsm Matt Textured Art Paper using the Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-4600. This natural white, 100% cotton paper features a distinct, highly textured surface, adding depth and character to every print. Perfect for reproductions of traditional artwork, watercolors, and striking black-and-white photography, it offers a luxurious, museum-quality finish.

Paired with the Canon PRO-4600’s advanced 12-color LUCIA pigment inks, this combination ensures vibrant colors, deep contrasts, and exceptional detail. With its excellent archival properties, this lightweight, textured paper is ideal for creating prints that are timeless, elegant, and enduring.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Hahnemühle William Turner paper unique?
Hahnemühle William Turner is a genuine mould-made paper with a distinct highly textured surface. It is one of the most famous papers in the world for fine art reproduction due to its unique "watercolor paper" feel and its ability to add a physical dimension to digital prints.
Is this paper 100% cotton?
Yes. William Turner is a 100% cotton paper, making it naturally soft yet incredibly durable. Because it contains no wood pulp (lignin), it is highly resistant to aging and will not turn yellow or brittle over time.
What does "Matt Textured" mean for my artwork?
The "matt" finish means there is no gloss or sheen, while the "textured" element refers to a significant, irregular grain. This is ideal for reproducing watercolors, charcoal drawings, and oil paintings, as it mimics the look and feel of traditional artist papers.