We are pleased to introduce new, smaller sizes for a curated selection of fine art photographs by Guido Argentini and David Drebin. Created for collectors who have long admired these works but found the original formats too large for their homes, the new editions offer a more versatile way to experience both artists.
Guido Argentini is renowned for transforming the human body into something sculptural and timeless. Through luminous surfaces, elegant movement and precise composition, his photographs balance classical beauty with a distinctly contemporary sensuality.
David Drebin’s images unfold like scenes from an unfinished film. Glowing cities, moonlit landscapes and enigmatic figures create an atmosphere of glamour, longing and possibility, inviting the viewer to imagine the story beyond the frame.
The new dimensions allow these photographs to sit naturally within a wider range of interiors. They work beautifully above a console, beside a bookcase, in a bedroom, hallway or private study—spaces where a more intimate scale can feel especially refined.
Smaller formats also give collectors greater freedom to curate. Several works can be placed together, mixed across colour and monochrome, or rearranged over time to create new visual dialogues and subtly transform the mood of a room.
They also make it easier to build a broader collection. Rather than choosing a single monumental work, collectors can bring together several images that reflect different atmospheres, narratives and moments within each artist’s practice.
The new editions are available at a more accessible acquisition point while retaining the rarity and exceptional production quality associated with both artists.
Each photograph remains a limited-edition, museum-grade fine art print, produced to the highest standards. The scale may be more intimate, but the artistic presence, exclusivity and enduring value remain unchanged.
All works are available as limited edition fine art prints. For pricing, editions, and availability, contact us at contact@preissfinearts.com or visit us at Bauernmarkt 14, Vienna.






