There are no copyright issues as far as the work we sell is concerned. The time gap between receipt of draft payment and delivery is a maximum of five working days, except in the case of very far-flung places where another day may be added. Our focus is customer satisfaction and while we take all precautions in packing the pieces, there is an inherent risk that no courier company gives any assurances or guarantees. It also depends where the delivery has to be made. We encourage contact and communication with the buyer as opposed to fill order form and wait for delivery, we want our buyer to interact with us and be convinced of the piece of art and that the delivery of it will be secure.
Prints are extremely important and getting even more so in recent years.
India has a recent but strong print making tradition and discerning collectors are discovering the joys of old Indian prints. Most senior artists have explored this medium of art be it Somnath Hore to K.G. Subramanium, Husain and others. Various experiments have been carried out in this medium and different methods have been used in print making which may not be confined to lithography and etching alone. Printmaking started in India with the advent of the British. Because prints are affordable and easy to carry there is a huge market for the same.