FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Are your prints original?
Yes. Every artwork is originally researched and designed by Alejandro De Luna. Each print is produced in small batches and hand-signed in the Madrid studio.
Are the prints hand-signed?
Yes. Every print is individually hand-signed before dispatch.
Where are the prints made?
All artworks are researched, designed and prepared in Madrid, Spain, before being carefully packaged and shipped worldwide.
Do you ship internationally?
Yes. I ship to most countries worldwide. Shipping costs and estimated delivery times are calculated at checkout.
How long will my order take?
Orders are usually dispatched within 2–5 business days. Delivery times vary depending on the destination.
Are frames included?
No. Unless specifically stated, frames shown in product photographs are for display purposes only.
What paper do you use?
All prints are produced on premium heavyweight archival-quality paper, chosen for its excellent colour reproduction and durability.
Can I return a print?
Yes. If you're purchasing from the European Union, you have statutory consumer rights, including a 14-day withdrawal period for eligible products. Full details can be found in our Returns & Refund Policy.
My print arrived damaged. What should I do?
Please contact us as soon as possible with your order number and photographs of the artwork and packaging. We'll arrange an appropriate solution.
Do you accept commissions?
Yes. I regularly create bespoke visual histories, timelines and custom artworks for collectors, musicians, venues, businesses and cultural organisations.
If you have a project in mind, I'd be delighted to hear from you.
Can I request a city, artist or theme that isn't currently available?
Absolutely. Many of the artworks in the collection began as suggestions from collectors. Feel free to get in touch with your idea.
Where can I follow new releases?
The best place is Instagram, where I regularly share new prints, works in progress and research. You can also join the newsletter for updates on new releases and limited
How long does it take to create one of your prints?
Every artwork begins with extensive research.
Depending on the subject, a print can take anywhere from several weeks to several months to complete.
I spend countless hours reading books, watching documentaries, studying archives, cross-checking sources and refining every detail before a print is released.
My aim is to create visual pieces that are not only beautiful to look at, but also historically accurate, rewarding to explore, and worthy of a place on your wall.