Authenticity of Our Artworks

Every piece of art you purchase from Edmund Dantes Art comes with a Certificate of Authenticity. This certificate is our assurance to you that the artwork is an authentic Edmund Dantes work. On the front of the print, you'll find the artist's signature, ensuring its authenticity and connecting the work directly to its creator. Alongside the signature, the edition number indicates the print's unique position within the limited series, making each piece distinctively valuable. And to further signify its genuine origin and prestige, the back of every print is embossed with a custom Edmund Dantes Stamp.

Our Giclée Printing Process

Each print is produced using the following high-quality materials and processes:


  1. State-of-the-Art Printing: Our prints are created using Epson SureColor printers, known for their precision and color accuracy.
  2. Archival Pigment Inks: We use pigment-based inks that resist fading and water. These inks maintain their color for over a century under proper conditions.
  3. Premium Fine Art Paper: Each print is produced on Hahnemühle German Etching Paper, a heavyweight, textured, acid-free archival paper that enhances the artwork's detail and depth.

Packaging Process

At Edmund Dantes Studio, we understand the intrinsic value and emotional connection behind every piece of art. That's why we take utmost care in packaging. Each artwork is meticulously wrapped in acid-free tissue paper to prevent any scratches or damages. It is then secured with corner protectors and placed within a durable art tube or flat packaging, ensuring its safety during transit. Our goal is to ensure that every print reaches you in pristine condition, ready to be showcased and admired.

Shipping

Shipping art internationally requires precision, care, and experience, and at Edmund Dantes Studio, we pride ourselves on mastering this process. Whether you're in Canada, California, or Chile, we ensure that every piece of art reaches you securely. While we ship worldwide, we do not include any additional customs charges imposed upon entry.

Artist's Technique

Edmund Dantes describes his creative process as "gnostic alchemy" where "all methods are on the table." His work incorporates mixed media, photography, computer algorithms, and traditional tools, often combined in unexpected ways. The "Dantegraph"—his personal innovation—appears throughout his work, alongside more unconventional materials like milk of magnesia. This experimental approach allows each piece to develop its own unique character through the process of creation.