Fine Art Prints
About
Prints
- How are your artworks printed?
- Artworks are museum-grade Giclée Prints created with guaranteed archival qualities. This means the artwork will resist fading and discoloring and it’s print quality meets the standards of galleries or museums.
- What paper do you use?
- Hahnemüle Photo Rag. It is an acid free, 100% cotton paper with a natural white tone and soft texture. It is specially tailored for Fine Art printing. Thickness: 308 gsm
- Is there any guarantee on this product?
- I would like to offer you a piece of art you will cherish for years. If, by any chance, there is any damage or defect on your print, please don’t hesitate to send me a photo of the defect and I will order a replacement print.
- What are the payment options?
- Currently I provide payment with major credit and debit cards as well as PayPal.
- Can you sign the prints?
- Unfortunately, no. My photographs are printed in 4 partner locations: UK, Netherlands, US and Australia. Each of these printing houses has been tested for matching technique and will provide consistent quality. The artwork will be printed in one of these 4 locations depending on the buyer’s location and dispatched from there.
- Which countries do you deliver to?
- Prints are delivered worldwide...besides Antarctica.
- How long will I wait for my print?
- Prints will be produced within 48 hours after being purchased after which they will be packaged and dispatched. This means the total delivery time will be, most often around 5 working days, and up to 10 working days for some countries requiring longer international shipping.
- How is the print packaged?
- The unframed fine art prints are hand rolled in protective tissue paper and shipped in extra thick cardboard tubes.
- What if I would like a print you don’t offer?
- Please reach out to me at krzysztof@bednarski.art and I will do my best to accommodate your request. At the same time, the store will be growing with new prints added regularly.
FRAMING
IDEA
So…you purchased a print, what now? What size frame should you get?
My prints are offered in two sizes: 40x50cm (16×20”) and 60x80cm (24×32”). Each of these sizes allows you for two ways of framing. Let’s say you purchased a 60x80cm (24×32”) print.
Option 1: You can purchase a frame in the size of the print. This will have a more “poster” look. The print itself has a 1 inch border which will visually separate the artwork from the frame. This is shown below on the right.
Option 2: You can purchase a bigger frame e.g. a 70x100cm (28×40”) with a mat (passe-partout). The mat opening should be in the size of the print itself, in this case 60x80cm (24×32”). This will elegantly highlight the print and give it more depth, as shown below on the left.
