About our art

What types of art are available for purchase?

We offer a curated selection of art, which include original artwork and limited editions. It’s all about finding the perfect piece for you. To make it easier, we’ve put together this helpful and concise guide.  

What’s the difference between limited edition and original artwork?

An original artwork is a unique, one-of-a-kind creation by the artist, with no duplicates. Limited edition artwork, on the other hand, are high-quality reproductions of an original. These are expertly hand-finished, making them near identical to the original work.  

Can I get more details about buying art?

Yes, you can! Our experienced online art consultants are ready to provide guidance and support.  

Is all of your art available online?

We aim to showcase a wide collection of original art online, however, some pieces may sell out quickly and might not appear on the website.

What if the piece I want is sold out?

Our art consultants can often help track down rare or sold-out pieces. For further information, contact our art consultants for assistance.  

How do you guarantee the authenticity of your art?

We ensure that every piece we sell is authentic by providing a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist. When buying from third parties, exercise caution, as these pieces are not verified by us.  

Read our blog for more details on the types of art we offer.

 

Compact Art Glossary

Here are some essential terms which will be helpful when browsing our art.

Limited Edition: A set number of prints or reproductions made from an original work, with each one numbered and signed by the artist.

Original Artwork: A one-of-a-kind piece created by the artist’s hand, distinct from reproductions or prints.

Edition: The number of copies made of a particular print or sculpture. Limited editions are often signed and numbered by the artist.

Giclée: A high-quality digital print used to reproduce paintings or other artwork with great accuracy.

Acrylic: A fast-drying paint made of pigment suspended in acrylic polymer emulsion, often used for its versatility and vibrant colours.

Artist Proof (A.P.): A print that is part of a limited edition but is set aside as a proof for the artist, often considered more valuable.

Intaglio: A printmaking technique where an image is incised into a surface, typically a metal plate, and ink is applied to fill the grooves, with the resulting print created by pressing paper onto the inked plate.

A more comprehensive glossary is available on our blog.

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