Fine art printing is a high-quality printing method used by artists and galleries to reproduce the works they exhibit.

To create a fine art print, it’s important to use paper and ink specifically suited for this type of printing. The paper used for fine art is acid-free and lignin-free, preventing discoloration and deterioration over time, thus contributing to the quality and longevity of the artwork.

A fine art printer typically uses between 8 and 12 inks, compared to 4 inks for a standard printer. The inks used must be aqueous pigment inks, allowing for a multitude of color combinations, making the fine art print more precise and the colors more intense. The use of these inks also ensures a lifespan of over 50 years for the fine art print.

Each print comes with a certificate of authenticity that summarizes the characteristics of your print (name, number of copies, date, etc.) and two numbered holograms. The first hologram is stuck on the back of the print and the second on the certificate of authenticity. This combination of a certificate and a hologram guarantees that each certificate of authenticity refers to a single work of art. Holograms are made using the same process as banknotes and are therefore tamper-proof.

Each work is carefully packaged in a reinforced cardboard case before being shipped via Colissimo or Chronopost. This first step can take between 3 and 4 days. Your order will be delivered to you within 1 to 5 days following its deposit with the carrier and the delivery method.

You can track the delivery of your order using the tracking code sent by email when it is shipped.

We replace works damaged during transport in accordance with our general conditions of sale and use.

We will refund orders returned within 14 days from the delivery date in accordance with our general terms and conditions of sale and use. The return is made at the consumer's expense using the original packaging. The works concerned must not be damaged. We do not accept returns for gift cards.