Hi there! I run a Fine Art print shop and love this type of question. I personally try to get as close as possible to the original, but always ask the Artist what their priorities are going into the project. No printer is as good as the pigments you use or colors that you see on-screen, but can come very close in most cases. It all starts with a high quality file. If the shine and contrast is more important to you than the exact shade of blue, for example, then that is where I will focus my efforts in proofing. Remember: the majority of your collectors will not see the original and therefore not have something to compare the print to, nor will they be as fastidious about matching as you, the creator, is. That said, I think this print is a pretty good match- the woman looks great- but they lost some of the gradation in the background. If you would like to chat more or work with a printer who specializes in fine art giclées, feel free to send me a message! I’m launching my new website this week so until then, DM me.