Commissions
Commissions Accepted
RICH THISTLE WILL CONSIDER COMMISSIONS IN THE FOLLOWING SUBJECT AREAS:
- military & general aviation art
- Canadian landscape images
- automotive art (cars, trucks, motorcycles, tractors)
- sailboats
- horses
- portraits
- commissioned paintings are priced comparably to originals for sale in Rich's catalog
- cost of an original is set in advance after consultation regarding subject, medium, size & complexity
- commission price does not include framing, shipping, taxes, brokerage or duty (where applicable)
- 30% non-refundable deposit required
- balance due on completion before painting is shipped
- no-interest 12 month payment plan available - painting shipped when balance is paid
- pricing in Canadian Dollars Universal Currency Converter™
- Rich Thistle retains worldwide copyright unless a buy-out fee is negotiated
- use of an original painting for the purpose of reproduction in any application is strictly prohibited without written authorization from Rich Thistle
- we do our very best to package original work securely for shipping but if a painting is damaged in shipping, we must be notified within 24 hours of delivery by telephone
- damaged painting MUST be carefully re-packaged in original packaging material for return shipping
- once a painting has been accepted, any future risk of loss or damage passes to the purchaser
Make a corporate statement your clients can't ignore! Feature your AIRCRAFT, SAILBOAT, CAR, TRUCK or MOTORCYCLE in an original painting and publish an edition of prints or fine-art posters by Rich Thistle. A Thistle reproduction makes a prestigious corporate gift and an effective promotional advertising tool. Enjoy ownership of the original painting, the corporate and brand marketing benefits of the reproductions and a tax deduction.
CONTACT US FOR A QUOTE:
- E-MAIL Rich Thistle Studio
- Mailing Address: Rich Thistle 172 Fernbrook Dr., Wasaga Beach ON L9Z 2B1 Canada
- Phone: 705.429.9456 (Eastern)
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