Frequently Asked Questions

All prints are limited edition across all formats.

You will receive a form of certificate that lists the artwork and its makeup hand signed by Lawrence D’Attilio,

If you would like help assistance in framing, please reach out after purchase

Yes, the materials are tested to last 100 to 400 years minimum.

Smaller prints and those that are limited editions are most often covered, free of charge.

For larger artworks, a fee will be added.

We work carefully to get you the best safety in transport, without extravagant means of packaging and shipping, that drives the cost of shipping up unnecessarily.

We have a long history renting our artworks for solo exhibits in museums and other institutions. These have been as many as 60 framed artworks in a single portfolio. Our work has been in the U.S. and foreign countries. We can tailor make a portfolio for your needs for displays from 10 to many more artworks, and we can work with you for the hanging and other placement needs.

Please inquire to find out what portfolios and subjects we have available.

We accept wholesale purchases from galleries, consultants, and interior designers. We also listen to ideas and suggestions from well situated art galleries regarding solo, and in some situations, group exhibits, and for that we honor the usual gallery markup needs.

It is also our habit to accept some commissions when we feel it is a good fit for the client. Good fits are when the client has a theme, idea, or favorite something that they can articulate so we can use that to create a unique special artwork for them.  While some commissions have been for mural sized artworks, there are some that are much smaller, that we can also work with.

For five years we have written and produced a number of blogs and substacks regarding the artworld, our artwork, and sometimes more general issues.

It is possible to visit our studios in Los Angeles and Baltimore. Please inquire through our Contact form.

We take only one person at a time and mentor them for 6 months in all the ways their current status as an artist needs to grow. Our past students, taught this way, have mostly gone on to reasonably special art making leading to their own first public exhibits.

There are over 15 courses available. With a teaching style based on finding each artist’s unique strengths, Lawrence’s teaching has covered 40 years and has taken place in universities and photography centers.

Please call if you wish to know more and get a time and cost estimate, along with suggestions for what areas of learning will serve you best.