As you can see, The Gallery has been arranged so that you can visit all of the paintings, Main Gallery, available Originals, available unsigned Originals or just the "Fractured" paintings.

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When viewing the large version of a painting, you will see some numbers below the image, such as 9851 x 6653. These numbers are the size of the image in pixels.  Dividing by the DPI (dots per inch) used to scan the image will give you the actual size of the painting. Every attempt was made to scan in at 600 DPI, though 300  is common. 150 DPI was used for some of the larger paintings.  And, to make matters worse, the early stitch-o-matic software used resulted in some really unusual DPI numbers.

The fact that the DPI is there at all is an artifact of the program used to generate the pages.

The bottom line is, the numbers only indicate the quality and aspect ratio of the print one would get.  The larger the number, the better quality print.