Guide
Shipping artwork
Delivery is usually arranged between you and the artist. Ask about packing, carrier, cost, and timeline before you pay.
From the gallery
by Lana Blink
Reflektioner i Rosa och Blått: En Lekfull Vision
ca EUR 457Artist's original price: SEK 5,100
70 × 100 cmAcrylicAvailable
by Vivianne Otsa
Ett skepp kommer lastat
ca EUR 314Artist's original price: SEK 3,500
50 × 50 cmAcrylicAvailable
by Lina A Nordblad
Curly girl
Sold
Acrylic
by Lina A Nordblad
Längtan
Sold
Acrylic
by Vivianne Otsa
Reflektioner
ca EUR 556Artist's original price: SEK 6,200
50 × 60 cmAcrylicAvailable
by Linea Art
Palomino i Sommarljus
ca EUR 126Artist's original price: SEK 1,400
35 × 45 cmOilAvailable
What to ask
How will the work be packed? Is the frame included? Who books the carrier?
What is the cost to your address, and when can it leave the studio?
Packing matters
Corners, glass, and painted surfaces need protection. Artists often use corner guards, foam, and double boxing for larger works.
If you collect in person, agree a time and how the work will be wrapped for the car.
Payment and risk
Agree who pays shipping and when ownership/risk transfers. Put the key points in your messages.
The marketplace connects you; it is usually not the shipper or merchant of record.
FAQ
- Does every artist ship internationally?
- No. Ask before you buy — some prefer local delivery or pickup.
- Who insures the parcel?
- Ask the artist what cover is included with the carrier they use.