Every painting leaves the studio packed for a long journey and arrives insured for what you paid. What follows is the whole process, without small print.
All originals ship from the artist’s studio in Florida, United States.
Destination is agreed before any payment is made. Write to the studio with the delivery address and we will confirm whether the work can travel there and what carriage will cost.
Oil has to be fully dry before a painting can be wrapped, so the studio confirms a date range for each work in writing rather than quoting a standard turnaround. Carrier, packing and insurance are settled the same way, per shipment, and confirmed to you before payment.
Keep the packaging until you have looked at the painting in daylight. If anything has moved in transit, photograph the crate and the surface before unwrapping any further and write to the studio the same day — a claim needs the packaging as evidence.
Each painting exists once and is sold after direct correspondence with the artist. Sales are final: the studio does not take returns or exchanges.
That is also why nothing is rushed before payment. Condition, exact dimensions, the surface the work is painted on, framing and delivery are all answered in writing first, and further photographs of a specific painting are made on request. If a question matters to your decision, ask it before you pay rather than after.
The studio does not take commissioned work. What is available is what you see on Available works.