We strive to ship out all orders within twenty-four (24) business hours after your payment has cleared. Orders placed on weekends and holidays will ship out on the following business day. Delivery times will vary based on your destination and the shipping method you choose during checkout. All shipments are insured for the orders full value.

Orders will only be shipped to the billing address of the card used at checkout. Order processed via PayPal will only be shipped to the confirmed PayPal address.

Unfortunately, we cannot process any changes to your order once completed. Any order that must be canceled for any reason may be subject to a cancellation fee.

Any import charges, VAT, taxes, and other fees are the sole responsibility of the purchaser. If you have any questions about this please check with your local authority. Please contact us if there are any special requests prior to placing your order and we will do what we can to accommodate you.

Upon arrival please inspect the exterior of the package. Check for any dings or dents in the packaging, If you see possible damage on the exterior please open and inspect your package before the driver leaves so they may observe any possible damage to your package.

If your package arrives damaged do not sign for it. Refuse delivery and contact us immediately.

We do sell work’s on several platforms, and some editions may be available on one platform, but not on our website. This is by design as other platforms may allow us certain liberties, but to sell those products on our website may incumber the buyer.

A good example of this is framed editions. We offer framed editions on Artsy, but not on our website. These editions require extensive packaging and are usually oddly sized leading to high shipping costs. Using Artsy to sell framed works allows collectors to pay lower shipping rates through our partner, than to pay higher shipping rates on our website.

We work with UPS/USPS to provide live rates for shipping. USPS is not available for all items on our website. If you think you were over charged for shipping at check out, please reach out to us, and if we find that you were overcharged, we will refund the difference. 

Please keep in mind, all shipments are fully insured, so if you are purchasing a high value item, the shipping cost may reflect the price of insuring the shipment.

All of our Original Works, and Fine Art Prints are photographed by us in studio. This gives all prospective buyers confidence in seeing exactly what they are buying. We take actual photographs of our products whenever possible, and try to avoid using stock images. 

Some items on our site do have stock images. This common with items in our Sculpture, and Home Decor & More Categories.

When technology was less advanced in the early days of printmaking the first prints of an edition were of a higher quality. Re-using printing plates would gradually wear them down, causing a decline in quality throughout the edition’s production. Traditionally, the artists would keep these prints for themselves.

Now that printing technology has advanced the quality of a print is no longer a concern. Each print in a giclée or off-set lithograph edition is identical. Today, Artist’s Proofs are exactly the same as numbered copies of the print. Sometimes the artist creates an AP as a working trial. These are likely to have extra annotations, notes etc, which show the work’s progress. It is arguably more desirable to own an AP. Partly because of tradition, but mainly because there are fewer APs within an edition which heightens their desirability.

The number of APs in an edition should not surpass more than 10%. Due to this restricted supply, they are usually priced slightly higher than other prints.

As the name suggests, a Printer’s Proof is a print given to the printer (s) to thank them for their work. The number of PPs in an edition can vary depending on how many craftsmen were involved in the production.

PPs are similar to APs in that they are pulled outside of the regular edition and there is fewer of them. However, PPs are normally even more rare than APs, which makes them slightly more valuable.

In short, edition numbers are covered to protect the identity of the original purchaser.   Some Galleries offer editions that have no-resale agreements as long as 3-5 years. If these agreements are broken, the seller can be blacklisted and blocked from buying any new works by that artist in the future. While we do not condone breaking of any agreements, circumstances may force collectors to sell or downsize all or parts of their collection.