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Paper Print — Artwork printed onto paper. It's flat and needs to be framed (with a mat and glass) to be displayed.

Stretched Canvas Print — Artwork printed onto canvas fabric, which is then wrapped and pulled tightly around a wooden frame. It's three-dimensional, with the image continuing around the edges. It can hang on a wall as-is — no frame required.

Cost Difference — Paper prints are less expensive upfront, but framing costs more than a canvas print due to the addition of a mat and glass. Stretched canvas prints cost more due to the materials and labor involved. However, if you choose to frame a canvas print, the cost is less than framing a paper print because a mat and glass are not needed to protect the canvas.

Neither is inherently "better" — it really comes down to your décor style, budget, and how you want the piece to feel in the space.

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