Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

We offer free expedited worldwide shipping on all art print orders of $350 or more. For all other orders, shipping costs are calculated at checkout based on your order size and destination.

Where do you ship to? We ship unframed, rolled canvas prints worldwide. Our Stretched (Ready to Hang) and Professionally Framed artworks are currently available for shipping to the United States, Canada, New Zealand and Australia only.

How is my artwork packaged? Your art is packaged with the utmost care. Framed and stretched artworks are protected with bubble wrap and reinforced cardboard. Unframed prints are carefully rolled and shipped in a heavy-duty mailing tube to ensure they arrive in perfect condition.

Every piece is a museum-quality Giclée print on premium, heavyweight 410g/m² cotton canvas, using archival-grade pigment inks for vibrant, accurate colors and a textured, velvety finish.

Will the colors fade over time? No. Our combination of Giclée printing, archival inks, and fine art canvas ensures fade-resistant, museum-quality results that will remain vibrant for a lifetime.

What is a Giclée print? Giclée is a fine art printing process using high-end inkjet printers and archival pigment inks. This technique produces brilliant, high-resolution prints with a wider color gamut and exceptional longevity, making it the standard for museums and galleries.

For regular dusting: Use a soft, dry, lint-free cloth or a feather duster to gently wipe the surface.

For minor marks, use a cloth lightly dampened with water to gently blot the area. Never use chemical cleaners or detergents.

For significant stains, we strongly recommend consulting a professional art conservator to avoid irreversible damage.

Avoid Direct Sunlight: To prevent fading, hang your art away from constant, direct UV rays.

Avoid High Humidity: To prevent warping or mold, do not hang canvas art in areas with high humidity, like bathrooms, unless they are very large and well-ventilated.

Always handle the piece by the outer edges of the frame. Avoid touching the printed surface, as oils from your skin can damage the finish over time.