Because each order may be different, we will figure your shipping and charge your card accordingly. (Includes full INSURANCE)

We now ship all items free in the contiguous 48 states of the United States

WE WILL FIGURE YOUR SHIPPING AND CHARGE YOUR CARD ACCORDINGLY FOR HAWAII, ALASKA, CANADA AND ALL OVERSEAS ORDERS.

* Canada – Call for your shipping options – generally double U.S. rates.
* International – Call for your shipping options – generally five times U.S. rates.

Expedited Shipping: At your request, orders may be shipped UPS Next Day or Second Day from when the order is processed. (additional charges apply – usually $50 extra for Next Day Air and $25 Second Day). It is probably better to phone these rushed orders in.

Shipping other than USA and Canada: We ship international orders via UPS, Postal or various local carriers. Actual shipping charges plus a processing charge apply. (We usually only ship prints by UPS – calendars may go USPS)

We are happy to answer your questions – please give us a call.

Perillo’s World Of Fine Art offers online payment through Pay Pal,American Express, Master Card, Discover, and Visa.

We try to accommodate all shipping requests but some destinations are cost prohibitive. Please call or email for a quote on international shipping.

We offer FREE shipping to every part of the continental U.S. via USPO, UPS ground, or Fed-Ex ground. The following shipping charges will apply:

• Next-day
• Special delivery

Not at this time. We recommend you go to your local Art Gallery for Framing.

Limited edition prints and canvases are “sold out” after the numbered prints or canvases are sold to collectors. Then, these sold-out images are only available on the secondary market, in which case, the value goes up and the collector pays more. Open edition prints are always available from the publisher and retain the original selling price.

Giclée (zhee-CLAY) is a French term for the process of making high quality, fine art prints from a digital source using ink-jet printing. Giclée printers surpass traditional printers in terms of color range and print longevity. Our giclée canvases and prints are printed in-house with on our own eight color, 44 inch giclée ink printer using pigmented ink. We also do our own paper and canvas color management. This has allowed us to produce prints that are closer to the original image than ever before. We choose our ink, print materials, and equipment very carefully so we can provide the best in archival quality prints. Each print and canvas, either open edition or limited edition, is now printed one at a time, rather than hundreds in one day as on an offset press.

Caring for your Giclée reproduction

Your fine art giclee reproduction is beautiful and delicate and should be handled with the same extreme care that you would give to an original painting. The giclee has been produced using superior printing technologies and premium quality materials. Treat this investment as you would any piece of fine art. To ensure that your giclee maintains its presentation quality for years of enjoyment, please adhere to the following recommendations when handling and displaying:

• When transporting or storing, keep flat and protected to avoid damage.
• Canvas giclee may be gently dusted using a soft, clean dry cloth.
• Do not apply any additional coatings.

Reproductions on canvas require special attention. Because canvas weave is extremely hydrophilic (readily accepts and gives off moisture to the surrounding atmosphere), room climate should be controlled to avoid excessive stretching or shrinkage. A consistent environment with temperatures within the 60 to 85 degree Frange and relative humidity of 30-55% is recommended. Use a professional framer who has experience framing giclee canvases. Do not spray the back of the canvas with water or any other liquids. (Rapid shrinkage as it dries will promote cracking of the surface). Avoid rapid fluctuations of environment an exposure to direct sunlight.

Open edition prints are fine art painting reproductions that do not have a limited print run. This means that the artist or company that owns rights to the painting may print as many reproductions as they want for resale. Prints may come in different styles, such as those printed on fine art paper or canvas.

The Artist’s Proof edition is usually, but not always, 10% of the limited edition size. For example, if the limited edition size of a print is 100 the artist’s proof edition would be 10. Artist’s proofs have a perceived higher value in the market place due to its limited supply and availability. Artist’s proofs edition is signified with “Artist Proof” or “AP” in front of the number (AP 1/10).

SN means signed and numbered. The print is individually signed by Gregory Perillo, and it is from a limited edition, so it has a unique number written next to the signature.

Limited edition means that a definitive number of prints are produced. The quantity is decided by the artist and the publisher. The number establishes the edition size and the artist signs and numbers each print. Example: 50/100. 50 is the individual print number and 100 is how many are in the edition. Each limited edition print or canvas is hand signed by Gregory Perillo, sequentially numbered and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity. Limited edition art prints provide the opportunity to purchase art with a degree of exclusivity but at less cost than that of an original work of art.

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