Question 1

What are the differences between original artwork, fine art paper prints, and giclée prints?

Accepted Answer

Original canvas artworks are unique pieces created directly by the artist on canvas. These artworks are one-of-a-kind and more expensive.

Fine art paper prints are high-quality reproductions on paper, often more affordable and easier to frame.

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Giclée prints are high-quality reproductions using archival inks and materials, offering exceptional color accuracy and longevity. These are gallery wrapped to replicate the look of an original canvas.

Question 2

What does 'gallery wrapped' mean for giclée art prints?

Accepted Answer

Gallery wrapped refers to the technique of stretching the canvas print around the sides of the wooden frame, creating a clean, finished look. Giclée prints are ready to hang because they come with a wire attached, making it easy to display them on your wall.

Question 3

How are fine art paper prints shipped to me?

Accepted Answer

Fine art paper prints are carefully packaged in protective tubes to prevent damage during shipping. 
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Question 4

How much is shipping and handling?

Accepted Answer

Shipping and handling costs are a flat rate of $12 for all shipments within the United States. We can give a shipping estimate for locations outside of the United States based on location.

***At this time only fine art paper prints are able to be shipped. No originals or giclee prints.

Question 5

Are the artworks signed?

Accepted Answer

Yes, all artworks (originals, giclée prints, and paper prints) are signed on the front right corner by the artist.
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