What is the meaning of the diverse quality terms, such as High Quality, Medium Quality, and Economy Quality?
Economy Quality: this level is a general reproduction of the elements, colors, shades and details of the original. Retail quality lacks the precise care to the details of the painting. The color and shades will be similar but distinctly different even to the untrained eye. The caliber of the oil paints and the canvases are medium quality. These are the quality of paintings that are suitable to offer to budgeted customers. Medium Quality: these are, compared with the High Quality level, a bit less in richness of coloring and detailing. The matching of elements such as paint tone and brush stroke features is still excellent and done with the finest materials. High Quality: this level of reproduction is virtual impossible to distinguish from the original. All the details have been painstakingly duplicated and only the most trained eye can make a distinction between the original and its impostor. Materials such as paints and canvas are exactly matched to the original. Shades, coloring and
