A plain account of editions, materials, scale, ownership and delivery. Unknown details are identified, not guessed.
1. Authenticity & Provenance
What does the certificate of authenticity contain?
The certificate identifies the artwork by title, artist, year, medium, dimensions, edition number and edition size; it also records the signature location and issuing gallery. The precise certificate format and signatory for each Rowan Blackwell work are confirmed in writing before payment.
Where does the certificate come from, and who signs it?
Studio 54 Fine Art supplies the acquisition documentation and confirms the certificate issuer and signatory for the individual work before purchase. We do not ask a buyer to rely on a generic certificate or an undocumented verbal assurance.
How does the edition register work?
Each numbered example and artist’s proof belongs to one declared edition. The gallery confirms the available edition position in writing and records the sale; artist’s proofs remain distinct from the numbered edition and are never represented as numbered examples.
How can I verify Rowan Blackwell independently?
A buyer can compare the artist, artwork and gallery information against the public Studio 54 Fine Art presentation and any live Artsy or Artnet record supplied for that work. Ask us for the exact independent listing links before you decide.
Who is responsible for the sale?
Studio 54 Fine Art, founded in Milan in 2016 and now operating from Limassol, Cyprus, represents Rowan Blackwell and handles collector enquiries and documentation. Depending on the transaction, fulfilment and white-glove services are coordinated through Artsy or specialist print-laboratory partners.
Certificate specimen
Specimen certificate of authenticity with identifying details redacted.
What materials are used for Rowan Blackwell prints?
The works are described as archival pigment prints, but the exact paper, ink set, mounting method, glazing and frame specification must be confirmed for the selected artwork. Your written quotation will name the materials rather than relying on the phrase “museum standard” alone.
How long should a fine-art pigment print last?
Longevity depends on the confirmed paper, ink, glazing, light exposure, temperature and humidity, so no single display-life figure is stated without the production specification. We provide the relevant care guidance after the exact construction of the selected work is confirmed.
Is this an original, a limited edition or an open print?
The available Rowan Blackwell works shown here are limited-edition archival pigment artworks, not open-edition posters. A limited edition fixes the declared number of numbered examples and separately states any artist’s proofs; the artwork page identifies the edition for each work.
How should I care for and place the work?
Keep the work away from direct sunlight, radiators, fireplaces, persistent damp and rapid changes in temperature. Do not spray cleaner on the image or glazing; use the method supplied with the confirmed frame and glazing specification, or ask a professional art handler.
Do you provide a condition report?
A condition note is supplied before purchase, and a fuller condition report can be requested for the selected work. Any known damage, restoration, replacement component or material change must be disclosed in writing before the collector commits.
Is any of this AI-generated?
The site does not currently hold a confirmed process statement establishing whether digital or AI-assisted tools are used in Rowan Blackwell’s image-making. We will obtain and provide the artist’s exact process statement before purchase; no claim about capture or post-production is inferred here.
Price reflects the individual work, dimensions, edition size, production and framing specification, the artist’s documented exhibition and sales record, and sometimes the available position in the edition. Current published works on this site range from $18,000 to $38,000.
Is a price enquiry private and without obligation?
Yes. Asking for price and availability is free, private and carries no obligation, and an artwork enquiry does not add you to a mailing list. We reply with the current price, edition position, condition note and a delivery estimate for your city.
Can I pay in stages?
Payment method, currency, deposit requirements and any staged-payment schedule are set out in the written quotation. No staged-payment terms are promised on this page because they may depend on the artwork, production status and delivery programme.
What does the secondary market mean for this work?
A resale is a separate transaction between a future seller and buyer, and price and liquidity are never guaranteed. We can provide documented public auction or resale records where they exist, but we do not describe an artwork as a financial investment.
As a starting point, use an artwork width around two-thirds to three-quarters of the furniture beneath it, then test the actual framed outline on the wall. Room scale, sightlines and the visual weight of the image can justify a different proportion.
What hanging height and viewing distance should I use?
A common starting point is to place the artwork centre near 145–150 cm from the floor and allow a viewing distance of roughly one-and-a-half to two times its width. Architecture, furniture and seated viewing can change both figures.
Are dimensions framed and unframed?
Each quotation should state image size and framed size in centimetres and inches, plus total packed or hanging weight where available. Existing artwork pages publish one dimension set; ask us to confirm whether it is image or framed size before planning installation.
How should I light a large wildlife artwork?
Use even, controllable light with no direct sun or concentrated heat. Acrylic face-mounts and some glazing can reflect windows and spotlights, so the final angle, glazing specification and room lighting should be considered together before the frame is approved.
Artwork + 1.8 m silhouette
Artwork shown to scale beside a 1.8 metre human silhouette.Interior visualisation; dimensions are confirmed before installation.
5. Copyright & What You Own
What copyright do I receive when I buy the artwork?
You own the physical artwork, while Rowan Blackwell retains copyright and reproduction rights unless a separate written agreement says otherwise. Ownership lets you display, lend, resell and document the work for insurance and ordinary personal records.
What use requires the artist’s written permission?
Commercial reproduction, merchandising, advertising use, licensing, NFT creation and digital minting require prior written permission from the copyright owner. Buying the physical edition does not transfer those exploitation rights.
Packing, crate construction, courier and transit-insurance limits are confirmed in the delivered quotation for the selected work and destination. Studio 54 Fine Art arranges insured worldwide delivery and can coordinate white-glove handling, but does not invent a universal specification.
How long does delivery take to the UK, EU, UAE or USA?
Delivery timing depends on availability, printing, framing, export documentation and destination. We provide a city-specific estimate before payment; no standard market timeline is published until the relevant production and courier schedules are confirmed.
Who pays customs duty and import VAT?
The written quotation will state whether duties and import taxes are included or payable by the recipient. Rules vary by destination and shipment structure, so the treatment for the UK, EU, UAE and USA must be confirmed for the buyer’s city before payment.
Can I return the artwork if I change my mind?
The returns policy has not yet been confirmed for publication. Ask for the applicable cancellation and return terms, including any exception for made-to-order framing, before paying; those written terms will govern the acquisition.
Can you help with future resale or consignment?
Future resale or consignment assistance is considered case by case and is not guaranteed. The gallery can retain accurate acquisition and edition documentation, which is useful if a collector later approaches a gallery, dealer or auction house.