{"id":12954,"date":"2021-07-02T16:20:15","date_gmt":"2021-07-02T14:20:15","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/nova.agraart.pl\/?page_id=12954"},"modified":"2024-07-01T13:47:33","modified_gmt":"2024-07-01T11:47:33","slug":"how-to-buy","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/nova.agraart.pl\/pl_pl\/how-to-buy\/","title":{"rendered":"How to buy"},"content":{"rendered":"

Our English version of the online shop is still being translated and completed. While all the functions required to make a purchase are working, not all available inventory is displayed yet. The full stock is available when using the Polish version!<\/em><\/h4>\n

What do we offer?
\n<\/strong>We offer gicl\u00e9es (limited edition signed prints) and publications related to the artists we collaborate with.<\/p>\n

What are „gicl\u00e9es”?
\n<\/strong>A gicl\u00e9e is a high-quality, limited edition print signed by an artist. They are produced in editions of 50 or 100 pieces, each signed and numbered by the artist (e.g., 3\/50 means the third print out of 50 issued). Gicl\u00e9e prints follow the tradition of lithographs and serigraphs.
\nIt’s not just a computer printout from a home printer. First, a high-detail image of the original painting is captured using a special, top-quality camera. Then, several color correction sessions with sample printouts are conducted. Each of our artists participates in these sessions at the print house to ensure the colors match the original artwork. The gicl\u00e9e is then printed in the scheduled edition on special Hahnem\u00fchle German Etching paper with non-fading inks (HP Vivera). The final stage is when the artist signs and numbers the completed work.
\nEach gicl\u00e9e (except the smallest edition of 100 pieces) comes with a certificate signed by the artist and the print house. The print house also keeps records of the editions and registered patterns (i.e., image files after correction).<\/p>\n

Are the artworks framed?
\n<\/strong>In most cases, gicl\u00e9es are sold without framing (unless otherwise noted). This simplifies shipping and reduces costs. The exception is the smallest edition (of 100 pieces), which are offered framed by default.<\/p>\n

Can the works be viewed in person?
\n<\/strong>We are a subsidiary of Agra-Art Auction House, Warsaw, Poland, and all publications or gicl\u00e9es offered in our online shop can be viewed there. We do not list items that are not physically in our stock.<\/p>\n

I\u2019m looking for a gicl\u00e9e, but it\u2019s not in the shop – what now?
\n<\/strong>We have over 150 registered patterns of works, but not all of them are displayed. If you are looking for a particular item, please inform us by email, and we will notify you if the gicl\u00e9e is available and when it may be in stock.<\/p>\n

What about shipping?
\n<\/strong>We try to keep shipping costs as low as possible. Unframed gicl\u00e9es are shipped rolled (maximum of 2 pieces) in cardboard tubes. Framed works and books are packed in cardboard boxes. We ship to all European countries (except Russia and Belarus), the USA, and Canada. Shipping to other countries is also possible (please contact us), but the costs may be higher. You will see the shipping costs before payment.
\nMore details and shipping costs can be found in the shipping and payment<\/a> section.<\/p>\n

How to buy and pay?
\n<\/strong>You can buy without registration, but then you will not have access to your purchase history and account with us. We accept payment via PayPal, cards, Blik, and several Polish payment institutions. You can also make a bank transfer (bank information will appear during the order process). See the shipping and payment<\/a> section for more details.<\/p>\n

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