Hahnemühle Museum Etching Paper

Cotton Fine Art paper with character and depth. Hahnemühle Museum Etching is a naturally white, heavyweight 100% cotton Fine Art paper, specially designed for high-quality inkjet printing. Free from optical brighteners, it stands out for its stability and artistic appeal. Its finely textured surface with subtle relief adds depth and three-dimensionality to prints, while the soft texture provides a pleasant feel and a classic Fine Art appearance.

Hahnemühle Museum Etching is an acid- and lignin-free paper that meets the ISO 9706 conservation standard, ideal for art reproductions and Fine Art photography. When used with our Epson printers and Ultrachrome inks, colors remain vibrant for over 100 years.

Available in rolls up to 110 cm wide.

Paper Properties

Appearance : Mat, Light Texture

Base : 100% Cotton, Cast and Pressed

Weight/m² : 350 g

ISO Museum : ISO 9706

Lightfastness : More than 100 years

Acid: No Acids

Contains : Calcium Carbonate

Optical Whiteners: No Optical Whiteners

CIE Whiteness: 87 %

Maximum size: 110 x 300 cm

Hahnemühle Museum Etching also avaible with irregulars borders or Deckle Edge paper in A3+ en A2 size.

The deckle edges bring an special touch to your images and highlight the floating images in glass Frames.

to the Deckle Edge papers page

Option : Addition of white borders

Option : Enhance your artwork with a white border from 2 to 15 cm. The border is added to your image, so nothing from the original is cropped. Maximum width: 160 cm.

Mounting on Alu-Dibond – flat and rigid

Our Alu-Dibond is made of two white lacquered aluminum layers with a plastic core, keeping it extremely flat. Perfect for mounting images. Thickness: 3 mm.

Protect Your Hahnemühle Museum Etching

Protect your Fine Art prints with a thin, transparent protective layer that preserves color intensity and brightness.

• Prevents fading, fingerprints, and scratches
• Includes UV protection
• Fast-drying and does not alter the paper

Also available: Museum Etching paper in glass frames with non-reflective museum glass.