Art Print Edition / Miracle Garden / Vulgaris No 01

Our Art Print Editions are fulfilled from our studios in the UK, EU, and US. This ensures that all limited and special Art Print Edition orders delivered within the UK, EU, or US are free from additional customs or import charges — helping reduce delivery costs, transit times, and environmental impact.

Unless specifically noted, Multiples and other objects are shipped from Amsterdam, The Netherlands and may be subject to import taxes and customs duties when ordered outside the EU. The recipient is the importer of record and must comply with all laws and regulations of the destination country. The shipping carrier will contact you directly for the required information and to collect the fee.

When customs clearance procedures are required, it can cause delays beyond our original delivery estimates.

If an item is unclaimed and returned to us, we will be in touch regarding shipping it again however the recipient might be charged a new shipping fee depending on circumstances.

An archival C-type print refers to a type of photographic print made using a traditional light-sensitive color photographic process, whitch called the Chromogenic print (C-print) technique. These prints are produced with silver-halide-based paper, which is exposed to light and then developed using chemicals. They are known for their rich color reproduction, deep black tones, highly refined details and unparalleled sharpness.

A C-type print has no uneven surface reflections because the image is embedded in the paper, unlike Giclée prints where the image sits on the surface. Giclée prints differ from C-type prints, which are linked to photography, much like etching or lithography are to graphic arts. Giclée is a high-quality digital printing technique that meets the top standards for fine art. While it's used for photography, it excels in reproducing artworks. Many museums display giclées in place of original pieces when the originals are too delicate.

The "archival" aspect refers to the high-quality materials and processes used in making the print that are designed to last without significant degradation, fading, or color shifts. Archival C-type prints remains stable for decades or even centuries if properly stored.

They’re commonly used in art photography, limited-edition prints, and museum-quality photographic works because of their durability and exceptional image quality.

A limited edition artwork is an artwork produced by the artist, or under direct supervision of the artist, in a fixed limited number of identical copies. These limited editions are produced on the understanding that no further copies will be produced at a later stage.

Unless specifically noted, limited edition artworks are unsigned by itself, but comes with a separate signed and numbered certificate of authentication.

For each limited edition we have one artist proof in the Archives (edition + 1 AP / AP 1/1).

The available frames are from FSC®-certified wood, in ‘white’ ‘black’ & ‘oak’. The Oak frames are solid wood from FSC®-certified sources with an Oak veneer.

For each of the frame sizes, the dimensions of the wood moulding is the same. These dimensions are 25 mm in depth, 16 mm width / .98 in. in depth, .63 in. width.

The majority of the frame windows are made of edge-ground float glass with a UV filter of approx 45%. For the large size of 59 x 84 cm / 23.4 x 33.1 in. (edition of 5) we use a very high quality 3 mm / .12 in. clear acrylic to prevent damage during transit.

The hanging type fixture on the reverse panel is ‘Nail hanging’.

Shipping usually takes 3–10 working days.

Your artwork will be delivered securely in sturdy, sustainable, biodegradable packaging made from recycled materials to ensure its protection during transit.

We kindly ask that you inspect the packaging upon receipt. If the item arrives damaged or defective, please contact us within 7 days of delivery, providing photographic evidence, so we can assess the issue and resolve it if it has impacted the artwork.