Limited Edition Prints

These prints are archival quality, limited edition, fine art (giclee) reproductions of my original oil paintings and so there is no confusion, cannot be considered as original prints ie, lithographs, mezotints, screen prints or hand embellished prints. Each limited edition print is signed, numbered and produced by myself using Epson Ultrachrome K3 pigment inks and printed on an Epson Stylus Pro 7880 large format printer. The paper stock is of the highest quality archival fine art paper:- I choose Hahnemuhle Photo Rag 308gsm (.48mm thick) 100% Cotton Rag.
15 years as a graphic designer prior to picking up the brushes qualifies me to undertake this process with the same confidence and professionalism I attach to every facet of my practice.  

ARTIST PROOFS: The 'artist proofs' (AP's) are the initial set of prints I pull to gauge colour balance, dimensions, titling etc. of the main edition. The 'AP's are deemed to have a higher value and subsequently are more sought after by collectors as there are usually only a few of them. Editions are strictly limited and will not be reprinted once the edition has sold out.

Prints can be purchased by contacting me, along with any further questions via the 'enquire' email link or via info@liambarr.art email me where I can provide direct credit bank account details.
For those who prefer to use 'PayPal' Please contact me and I will send a 'Request Money' order. I charge 4% on top of the sale price to cover the fees.

With our recent relocation to Melbourne, unframed prints will continue to be couriered in a toughened mailing tube but now via Australia Post. Please provide a phone number along with your address for the courier). Delivery times can vary but are still tracked and insured in the unlikely event they are damaged or lost in transit.
RETURNS POLICY: I do not offer returns or refunds unless the packaged item arrives damaged. If this occurs, contact me immediately with photos of the damaged packaging and print and I will organise for it to be replaced with the same upon inspection of damaged goods. As these prints are rolled in a tube, they retain a memory and require careful handling to unfurl and relax. To avoid any mishaps, I recommend taking the tube directly to your framer to open it. Should you wish to unpack the print yourself, remove rings and bracelets first. I cannot be held responsible for any damage incurred after the print has been safely delivered.