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These
are some questions that people ask our regular basis.
We have provided answers to some of the more frequently
asked questions about Mary's work. |
| Q:
"What is a Giclee (zhee-clay)?" |
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A:
A Giclee is an individually produced, high-resolution,
high-fidelity reproduction done on a special large format
printer. Typically museum quality Giclees (like Mary's)
are produced from digital scans of existing artwork
and are designed to last at least 50 years under interior lighting
conditions. Giclees create a whole new vibrant medium
for art. |
| Q:
"What is an artist's proof?" |
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A:
Artist proofs are one of the first prints off of the
press at the time of printing. They are inspected by
the artist and numbered according to the prints that
are acceptable by the artist. Numbers vary according
to edition and are considered more valuable among collectors. |
| Q:
"Is the studio regularly open for visitors?" |
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A:
We ask that you contact us first to make an appointment.
The Wren Hill Gallery offers one or two open houses at certain
times during the year. See the show schedule. |
| Q:
"Do you offer gift wrapping?" |
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A: Shippable items will come boxed
inside individual boxes |
| Q:
"What is your preferred method of payment?" |
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A:
Yes. Visa, MasterCard, and online PayPal (mbc@mboothcabot.com) |
| Q:
"How do I get on the studio mailing list for the
shows?" |
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A:
Contact the studio and provide your address and phone
number or you can go to the Guestbook
and sign in there. |
| Q:
"Can I pick up my order from the studio?" |
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A:
Yes, Please call in advance to schedule a time for pickup.
Go to the contact page for directions or arrange a pickup
at any show in your area. |
| Q:
"When will I receive my order?" |
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Approximately 4-6 weeks for framed items and 1-2 weeks
for print only orders. |
| Q:
"Do I have a framing choices?" |
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A:
Yes there are framing selections at the Wren Hill Gallery
for you to choose from. Currently the selections are
not online but will be in the near future. At all of the shows Mary has many moulding and matboard selections for the customers to choose from. |
| Q: "How accurate do the colors on the web site compare to the prints I receive?" |
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A:
Even though we have taken all necessary precautions to insure that you receive as close to the best color representation as possible, there are an infinite array of monitors with all different settings. We trust that you will be satisfied with the color in every actual print you receive. |
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