Frequently asked questions

Answers on the limited editions, framed prints, shipping and authenticity. If your question isn't here, contact us — we reply within a business day.

Limited editions prints

THE EDITION

Each image is printed in an edition of 20 per size, A3 to A0.

Every print is numbered, recorded in the studio register, and when an edition sells through, it is closed permanently — the image is never printed again in that size.

Each edition is released in two stages: numbers 1–10 at first-release pricing, and from the eleventh print, second-release pricing applies.

The price rises as the edition closes — it never comes down. The lowest numbers carry the lowest price.

Numbers are assigned in sequence as orders arrive — the earlier you buy, the lower your number.

It stays sold out. The register closes, and the image is retired from print permanently.

THE PRINT

Yes. Every print is hand-signed and numbered in pencil beneath the image by Mitchell Lacey, in the sheet's bordered margin.

Yes. Each print is accompanied by a signed certificate of authenticity matching its edition number in the studio register — a permanent record of the image, number, paper and print date.

Every edition is proofed and printed at JRP Studio in Albury — printed on archival Canson® Infinity Rag Photographique, 100% cotton, rated for over 100 years of colour permanence displayed behind UV-protective glass.

By design. The paper renders its finest detail behind non-reflective art glass, and glass of that grade cannot be shipped — it is cut to size and fitted locally by a framer. Standard A sizing keeps this simple: any framer can fit the sheet without trimming the print.

DELIVERY

Rolled in an acid-free sleeve inside a rigid mailing tube, with the certificate of authenticity. Hand-signed before dispatch; allow 7–10 days from order to dispatch, shipped insured and tracked.

Yes — limited editions ship to the United States, United Kingdom, Europe and New Zealand, insured and tracked.

Outside these regions, contact us before ordering and we'll quote your delivery. International orders may attract local import charges, which are the recipient's responsibility.