How to order
As I want to keep the ordering process as informal as possible, you may order either by phone or email instead of using the order form.
Prices include 19% legal V.A.T.
Orders from EU countries are tax exempt if the recipient has a business with a valid tax ID number. You will get 19% discount.
Shipping and packaging costs:
To Germany: € 5,-
To EU countries: € 16,-
To non EU countries (worldwide): € 21,- (shipping may be longer due to differing custom practices)
Orders from 250,- € upwards: free shipping and packaging!
If you wish, an invoice will be included.
Ordering:
Please pay in advance by money transfer. When the sum has been paid, the prints will be sent a.s.a.p.
Bank Account:
Name: Premendra Wuerzburger
Account Number: 69 49 29 65
Bank Code: 370 501 98
Bank: Sparkasse KoelnBonn
IBAN: DE86 3705 0198 0069 4929 65
BIC: COLSDE33XXX
Right of Return
On condition the prints have in no way been damaged, they may be sent back with full reimbursement.
Colour Management
Depending on individual monitors, the colours of the art prints may differ from those on your screen.
The colours of the prints are as close as possible to those of Meera’s originals.
The digital reproductions of the paintings are produced in my own studio with a camera from Phase One. RAW processing in Capture One Pro and further work, mainly proper sharpening in Photoshop.
I print with one of the finest printers available, an Epson Stylus Pro 7900 on a variety of papers from the Digital FineArt Collection from Hahnemuehle and from Canson.
In order to maintain an appropriate color management I create my own high end ICC profiles for the different papers I use.
Handling
These valuable art prints should be handled with utmost care. They have no protective treatment of the surface thus ensuring that the wealth of detail and character of the originals is maintained.
De-Rolling
The print will be shipped to you rolled up. If after unpacking you want to take out the tension in the paper to straighten the print out, watch the movie below.
All art prints leave the printer more or less scrolled. They are shipped as a scroll. If you want to hang the print behind glass, there is no problem; otherwise, particularly, if you intend to hang it perpendicularly, i.e. Chinese or Japanese style, you’ll have to straighten it out beforehand as shown in this movie.
When de-rolling the print, place it face up on a clean piece of fabric. For a roll, I use a bit of plastic drainage pipe, between 5 cm (2 inches) and 12,5 cm (4 ½ inches) wide. I use the fabric to protect the print from scratches. Roll up the print and the fabric tightly together on the pipe.
If necessary repeat the process after turning the print around.
In order to intensify the de-rolling effect, hold the rolled-up print for a while.
Uwe Wuerzburger | Venloer Straße 5 - 7 | 50672 Koeln | Tax No. 215 / 5190 / 0168
