Oil painting reproductions, painted by hand
Famous paintings or your own photo, painted in oil after you order. You approve it before it ships.
Prices start at $249 for the smallest size, rolled.
Not right? Send it back within 90 days for a full refund of the painting.
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Artists
All artistsIf it’s public domain, we paint it.
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How it works
From your order to your wall
Every painting is made for the person who ordered it. There is no stock.
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Choose a painting and size
Search any painting by title or artist. Choose your size, then rolled, stretched or framed.
Framing never costs more than the painting
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Painted by hand in oil
A painter starts on a blank canvas after you order. It takes 3 to 4 weeks, built up in layers. Nothing is printed.
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You approve a photo
We send a photo of the finished painting. It ships only when you say yes.
Changes made before it ships
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Free tracked delivery
4 to 10 working days to most countries. Import tax, where your country charges it, is paid to the courier.
90 days to send it back
One Mona Lisa, three of its six stages.
See how a painting is madeFrom your own photo
Your photo, painted in oil
People, pets, houses and places, painted by hand from a photo you send.
ExampleYour pet as an old masterShown here: Viscount Gormanston’s White Dog, George Stubbs. Yours starts with a photo.- Your price in about 10 secondsAdd your photo and the price shows. No email needed.
- Any size from 20 to 200 cmPrices start at $249 for the smallest size, rolled.
- Nothing to pay until you agreeThe price shown only changes if you ask for something different.
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Questions
What people ask before ordering
How much does a hand-painted oil painting reproduction cost?
Catalogue paintings start at $249 for the smallest size, rolled. The price goes up with size and finish, and framing never costs more than the painting. Commissions start at $249 too, and you see the price before you pay anything.
How long does a hand-painted reproduction take?
About 3 to 4 weeks to paint, then 4 to 10 working days to deliver to most countries. Remote destinations can take up to 20 working days. You get a photo of the finished painting to approve before it ships.
What is the difference between a hand-painted reproduction and a print?
A print is made by a machine in minutes. A hand-painted reproduction is painted in oil by an artist, stroke by stroke. Up close you see raised paint and brush marks. No two hand-painted copies are exactly alike.
Rolled, stretched or framed: which should I choose?
Rolled costs least. Stretched and framed arrive ready to hang. Rolled arrives in a tube, ideal if you frame it locally. Stretched is mounted on wooden bars and ready to hang. Framed comes in a choice of five mouldings. Stretched and framed go up to 60 × 90 cm (24 × 36 in); larger sizes ship rolled.
Will I pay customs or import tax?
You pay any import tax your country charges, directly to the courier. We do not add it at checkout. The US has no import duty on hand-painted paintings, though the courier may charge a customs clearance fee. The EU charges import VAT, at a reduced rate for art in most countries. The UK charges 5% import VAT and no duty, Canada 5% GST plus provincial tax where it applies, and Australia 10% GST. Elsewhere it is set by local customs.
Pick a painting, or send a photo
Order by 11 November for Christmas delivery
Any painting in the public domain. That covers most paintings made before 1930 and the old masters. Your own photos are always fine.
Import tax, where your country charges it, is paid to the courier on delivery. Import tax by country.
Then 4 to 10 working days to most countries, shipping free.
Smallest size, rolled canvas.
No reply after 7 days? We call and message you first, then ship it as shown.
