Why do some of your prints have more than one thumbnail

Why do some of your prints have more than one thumbnail?
Some images we sell have more than one thumbnail for two reasons:

The prints could be different sizes. When selecting one of two similar thumbnails, please pay close attention to the product description shown on your screen, particularly if you keep browsing without placing that print in your shopping cart. Make sure you click on the same thumbnail when you come back to it or double-check the dimensions and description of the print before you finalize your order.
There may be differences in color between the two prints. We work with several print distributors and often, there will be substantial differences in the type of lithographic technique they use to reproduce a given image. For example, one distributor might emphasize matching their print to the color scheme found in the original painting whereas another distributor will opt for enhancing their version.
Distributors also use different printing systems and that can create visible differences in the final product by virtue of the settings, inks, and other variables factored into the printing process. For this reason we offer you each version and let you decide which one you like the best.

We strive to make sure that our on-screen samples match the actual print you receive as much as possible. And we are so confident in our technology that we offer you an unconditional 30-day, 100% money-back guarantee.