In the 1970's - 1980's typically b&w negative photo book data suggested 11x14, but the final appearance of any print is up to you.
I've seen some huge prints done on xp2, which was partially touted as giving bigger print options, that were great, others that sucked eggs.
It boils down to what is visually pleasing to you, the space it will be in, if for a show, and the viewing distance, which for art work, needs to be at two times the diagonal length of the image, and then some so you can first observe it at a distance, then walk into the viewing distance, where it's seen as a whole, then, slowly move up to the image, without starting out with a particular section in mind and your brain should focus in on what it sees a noteworthy, for good or bad.
Cheers and Godspeed to all.