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How to buy art

Buying original art is simpler than it seems. Here's how it works with us — step by step.

1. Find a piece

Browse the catalogue — filter by technique, tags or artist, or start from the artist profiles. Every piece has a description, dimensions, technique and photos. You can save it to your favourites and come back later.

2. Original or reproduction

An original is one of a kind — a single, unique piece signed by the artist. A reproduction is an authorised print available in several sizes and on different materials (paper, canvas), framed or unframed. You buy an original once; a reproduction is a cheaper way to have a given piece on your wall.

3. Agree terms and pay

Create an account and verify your email. Buy at a fixed price, accept an offer in a conversation or win an auction without a card. You can also commission a new work, with a deposit or full payment. The order records the terms and shows the artist's bank account. Transfer the money within 3 business days, then report it in your panel; the artist confirms receipt. For several artists, make separate transfers. The gallery provides communication and mediation.

4. Delivery

The artist ships the work themselves. Delivery costs come from their shipping profile or an accepted offer and are shown before confirmation. EU destinations and collection depend on the seller. You receive tracking details when the parcel is dispatched. See Shipping & returns.

5. Certificate of authenticity

Every purchase comes with a certificate of authenticity (COA) as a PDF — with the title, artist, technique, dimensions and nature of the work (original or authorised reproduction). It's a document worth keeping, especially if you ever want to resell the piece.

6. Check withdrawal rights

Withdrawal rights depend on seller status and personalisation. Check the offer terms. Shipping and returns · Terms

A few final tips

  • Buy what you genuinely love — the best collection is the one you live with every day.
  • Check the dimensions against your wall; a large piece is best hung on its own, with space around it.
  • Reproductions on canvas need no glass; paper prints are worth framing behind glass or in a clip frame.
  • Have a question about a specific piece? Write to us — we'll help you choose the format and material.