Frequently Asked Questions

This page provides answers to frequently asked questions. If you have a question that is not answered on this page, please feel free to Contact Us

About the Artwork

Canvas Reproductions

Paper Digital Reproductions

Our canvas giclées are made using UV-stable inks ( Epson UltraChrome K3 or Roland) and museum quality canvas, come coated with a UV-inhibitor and can be displayed in the same fashion as oil or acrylic canvas artwork. However it is recommended that they, like all fine artwork, not be displayed in direct sunlight. These canvas reproductions can be individually enhanced by the artist for an additional cost.

Our giclée prints are individually hand printed using durable 100% acid-free art paper (exceeding density of 250 gsm), museum quality canvas and UV-stable inks. Paper giclées have a white border that varies based on the size of the paper.

In displaying your paper giclée, it is recommended that it be mounted using acid-free materials, framed behind glass or equivalent, and not be exposed to water or displayed in direct sunlight. These reproductions come signed by the artist, numbered, and documented. A signed, stamped, and dated certificate is available upon request at no additional cost.

   

Offset Lithographic Prints

Certificates

These prints are manufactured using a photo-mechanical process called offset lithography. While improvements over the years in inks and paper have made these images increasingly more stable, it is highly recommended that to best maintain color, this art not be exposed to direct sunlight, intensive artificial or ultraviolet light, or moisture, and framed using a protective pane, the best being glass treated with ultraviolet protection. Sizes vary from 20" x 24" to 18" x 30"; the images are seated with margins, some come with captions, and some with historic text. Serio-lithographs (we have a few) are offset lithographs that have made an additional pass through a silk screen process.

These prints come signed by the artist (personalized signatures are available upon request).

Certificates for digital reproductions (canvas and paper giclées) are available upon request at no additional charge. They include the artist's signature, date, recorded number of the giclée, and are stamped by the artist's seal. Most certificates include a description of the scene or a historical summary of the depicted event.

Sample Certificate

   
   

Are any of the paintings limited edition?

Many paintings are limited edition; several only have 10 available. Please inquire for availability. If an image is unavailable, it will be indicated on our Original Paintings/Prints page.

 

How Do I Make a Payment?

We accept credit card payments by phone or fax. We also accept checks.

 

When is my credit card charged?

We do not charge your credit card until your order has shipped. 

 

How Can I Contact the Artist?

We appreciate your interest in James A. Flood artwork. James is passionate about maritime art, ships, and history. If you would like to provide information regarding his work or if you have questions, please Contact Us. Many admirers and owners of James Flood art have contributed to our understanding and appreciation of the great ships he paints. One customer gifted us with a real artifact from the very ship in the painting!

 

How Can I Meet the Artist?

James Flood attends many public events in the maritime arena. Please check our News and Events page (coming soon) to see where he will be next.