Each work in the Brandhoek Edition is confirmed by an original Certificate of Authenticity from Hahnemühle FineArt .

This certificate serves as official proof of the authenticity and limitation of the work and, through a double-numbered hologram system, inextricably links the artwork to its origin.

The certificate is made of fine handmade paper with a Hahnemühle watermark and fluorescent security fibers.

An identically numbered hologram is attached to the back of the artwork, allowing each edition to be clearly attributed to a single original.

Additionally, each work is registered on the Verisart blockchain platform – one of the world's leading systems for digital authentication and provenance tracking. This certificate is permanently tamper-proof and allows collectors to verify the authenticity and ownership history of the work online at any time.

Both systems – analogue and digital – together guarantee the highest levels of transparency, integrity and protection of each individual Brandhoek work.

This system is used by galleries, photographers and museums worldwide and is considered the leading international authentication system for limited edition art prints .

It is used by many institutions as a standard for proving authenticity, provenance and collectible value.

The Brandhoek Certificate of Authenticity bears the name of the work, the year of creation, format and medium, as well as Brandhoek's personal signature.

With this signature, each work becomes part of a strictly limited edition that remains unique in this form.

Each work is produced and certified under archival standards to ensure long-term color and material permanence according to museum requirements.

Any form of reproduction, digital processing or duplication is prohibited.

The certificates and associated holograms may not be copied or reused.

Each certificate is a unique proof of the authenticity, provenance and artistic origin of the work.

Every Brandhoek work stands for integrity, authenticity and respect for the original .

Each work bears the original hand signature – visible only to the owner of the original.

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