Guy Sargent | Limited Edition Photographs

ABOUT - FAQ

My photographs are driven by a physical, intellectual and emotional response to the subject, whether it's architecture, a landscape or an object found in a museum, sometimes employing the role of a casual but incisive observer.
Taking photographs is a constant and rewarding pleasure, the chosen subjects are diverse and varied, often inspired by travel, always looking for a fresh view.
Landscape, in particular, the coastal landscape is a constant source of learning.
Along the way, there are visits to museums, stately homes, cities, towns, and their streets.
The busyness of cities and the tranquility of a remote landscape offer highly contrasting but equally revealing opportunities for image making.
The work of many painters, both old masters through to living contemporary artists are a constant inspiration, combined with a passion for visual arts, design and typography.
There is a quiet stillness in much of my work, a distillation of visual imagery to give a simplified clarity to the work.
The historic and contemporary worlds are equally represented.
 
For other projects, commissioned architecture and interiors work please visit www.guysargent.net

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My work has been exhibited three times at the "Summer Exhibition" - Royal Academy of Arts, London.

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Legal notice

 

Limited Edition Prints: The total number of prints included in a Limited Edition includes all sizes listed as available. For example, there may be 25 in one size and 10 in another, this means there are 35 prints in the edition.
Please inquire if you need further information.

 

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FAQ

 

What paper do you use for your prints?

 

All photographic prints are Archival Inkjet "Giclée" prints, made on Matte Photo Rag paper, a 100% cotton museum grade, white Fine Art and photo paper.
This paper has an exceptional smooth white tone, developed to address the need for continued longevity requirements in the Digital Fine Art market.
All Giclée prints are made with Epson printers using Epson Ultra Chrome HDX archival pigment inks, lightfast for 80 - 200 years dependent on display application.
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 How will my print be packaged?

All prints are carefully packaged with acid free paper and bubble wrap and dispatched in a heavy duty cardboard tube.

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How do I treat my print when unpackaged?

All prints are carefully rolled and dispatched in cardboard tubes, and require extreme care when handling. If the print is to be framed we recommend it be unpacked at the framer, after inspecting the product it be allowed to relax, allowing for better framing if that is your intention.

*Attempting to roll the print again will have to be done with great care as this may cause damage.

Prints are made on matte paper and should be handled with extreme care to avoid any damage such as visible finger prints etc.

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Do you sell picture frames?

No, whilst some prints are available in popular ready made picture frame sizes, we do not sell picture frames.

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Are your prints signed and supplied with a Certificate of Authenticity?

Yes, all Limited Edition Prints are signed and supplied with a Certificate of Authenticity, normally sent after receiving your print.

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How many prints are included in a Limited Edition?

 

The total number of prints included in a Limited Edition includes all sizes listed as available. For example, there may be 25 in one size and 10 in another, this means there are 35 prints in the edition.

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 Where is your business based?

GUY SARGENT PRINTS is based in the United Kingdom, all prints are dispatched from the UK.

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