How do you ship your artwork?

All prints and will be carefully shipped in a cardboard box that can’t be bend by the postal service.

All works on paper up to A2 will be sent flat and carefully packaged in cardboard and bubble wrap.

All works bigger than A2 will be rolled up carefully for safe transport in cardboard and bubble wrap.

What are the shipping costs?

All prints will be sent with signed shipping and track and trace. This means you’ll have to sign in order to receive the artwork.

Netherlands: €9
EU: €15
World: €20

There’s also an option for pick-up in my atelier in Utrecht, the Netherlands. Just get in touch to make an appointment.

All original canvases and bigger works on paper will have custom shipping based on your country. All works will be sent with signed, insured shipping but since sizes and countries vary too much I can’t give a clear amount right away. Get in touch for more information.

There’s also an option for pick-up in my atelier in Utrecht, the Netherlands. Just get in touch to make an appointment.

As an indication for a 50 x 70 cm painting estimated shipping costs to the U.S. are €70. This size of painting will remain framed.

As an indication for a 100 x 145 cm painting estimated shipping costs to the U.S. are €70. This size of painting will be sent rolled, without stretchers.

Outside of EU: additional customs taxes based on your country could be applied upon arrival of your artwork. Consult your countries tax system on which one apply to you.

My package was damaged in the post, what to do?

Unfortunately this can happen and has happened in the past. I carefully package all my prints and originals for safe travel but can’t account for everything. Please get in touch as soon as possible and (in case of a print) I’ll send you a replacement.

What payment methods do you accept?

Via my webshop you can pay by using Paypal, creditcard and Apple Pay. Get in touch if you want to pay by invoice or (in the Netherlands) by Tikkie.

How should I frame my artwork?

I made a blogpost on how to frame your giclee art print, you can read it here. Always frame your giclees behind glass and with a matt to ensure its longevity.

For original work I’d always recommend working with a professional framer. I can always make recommendations based on a specific piece of art and I have framed my work in several different styles over the years that I can show you (just ask!). Things to keep in mind are:

• Behind glass, no glass, or even museum glass?

• A black frame always works, but are there colours that fit and elevate the painting?

• For works on paper: do you want to keep the edges visible (floating frame!) or would you prefer a matt?

You can go crazy with framing but it can also become quite costly. Decide on a realistic budget and go from there. Also, listen to the framer’s advice, they’ve seen it all ;)