Frequently Asked Questions

Is the artwork framed?

What form of payments are accepted and how are payments processed?

Credit Cards: We accept payments using our secure money transfer agent, Paypal. PayPal accepts Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express.

How is the artwork shipped?

Shipping for Linda Hartough Paintings:  All art works are carefully rolled into a protective shipping tube, insured, and shipped via UPS ground from our South Carolina facility. Allow 7-10 business days for your purchase to arrive. All items on our website will ship from the United States. All prices shown are in U.S. dollars. 

Shipping for our Framed Photography Collection will be shipped by 2nd Day DHL.

Shipping for Bronze Sculputures:  We don't keep a large inventory due to the high out-of-pocket costs for each bronze sculpture. This means that if a piece is not in stock, it could take 8 to 10 weeks before shipping. Occasionally even longer if the art foundry is booked up.

We use FedEx and usually 3-day Express Saver in the US to ship our golf sculptures.

How much does shipping cost?

We offer free shipping on all purchases.

What is your return policy?

If your order doesn't meet your expectations for any reason, return it for a full refund within 30 days of purchase. We do not have re-stocking fees or hidden charges. Simply contact us with your return information and we'll be happy to send you return instructions and an address to return to. Once your painting has been received at our return location, we will send you a notification email and issue a refund of your full purchase price. If you need to return a painting, you are only responsible for the return shipping expense.

When I look in the painting galleries, I see small images. Can I see larger versions?

As you browse through each themed gallery you will see small images. Click your mouse on the small images to get an enlarged picture.

Definitions:

Limited Edition - A fixed number of identical prints of an images, signed by the artist, sequentially numbered, and showing both the print's number and the total edition size. Each print is referred to as a "limited edition print."

Artist Proof - Additional prints not included in the regular limited edition, produced for the printer's consideration and approval.

Open  Edition -  Identical prints of an images, which are signed by the artist and published in unlimited number.