• The 25% or 50% discount is not applicable to artworks in the Canadian Masters section or to sculptures. However, artworks from these categories are eligible for the accumulation of purchases.
• The 25% or 50% discount is applicable on one artwork only. If several paintings or sculptures are bought at the same time when using the privilege, the 25% or 50% discount will be applied to the most expensive artwork.
• Artists are in no way penalized by this discount since it is totally absorbed by the gallery.
• Please note that the card is issued in the name of a person, a couple or a company and is not transferable.

Please note that artworks shipped outside Canada are tax free. Since the sale is being made in Canada, when orders are shipped outside of Canadian territory, taxes and custom duties usually imposed by the authorities of the country of destination are not included in the price. They are the sole responsibility of the client who must consult the appropriate authorities of his country to know the exact fees to be paid. The gallery offers free financing for a 12-month period. Please note that the gallery provides this financing without dealing with any financial institution. We can ship anywhere in the world. Shipping is free of charge in Canada and the United States after a minimum purchase amount of 300$; otherwise, fees vary depending on the size, weight and destination of the artwork. These conditions may vary when other promotions applies. In the event of damage or loss during shipping, the gallery takes full responsibility. In Québec, Canada Post and Intercar are our preferred carriers. Elsewhere in the country or abroad, we ask for quotes in order to obtain the best price in the most reasonable timeframe.

No reproduction, in any format whatsoever, may be done without having secured the written permission from the copyright owner or the assignee. Unauthorized reproduction may result in judicial pursuit. Should you have questions, feel free to contact our galleries. © 2018 Galerie Art & Style and Galerie L’Harmattan