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Frequently Asked Questions
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Contemporary artworks are generally easy to care for, but a few simple practices will help preserve them beautifully. Keep the piece away from direct sunlight, excessive humidity, or heat sources. Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth, and avoid using cleaning products on the surface. For works on paper or delicate media, professional framing with UV-protective glazing is recommended. If you ever have questions about conservation or display, we are happy to advise.
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We are often asked this, but at Aleph Contemporary we believe that art should be collected with the heart, not the calculator. While some artworks may appreciate over time, this should never be the primary motivation. A meaningful collection begins with works that resonate deeply — pieces that enrich your home, your imagination, and your daily life. The true value of art lies far beyond financial return: it is an enhancement of your environment, your thinking, and your enjoyment of living with beauty.
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We photograph all artworks professionally and colour-correct them to reflect the piece as accurately as possible. However, variations in individual screens may cause slight differences. If you’d like additional photographs or a short video in natural light, we are always happy to provide them.
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Yes — we ship nationally and internationally. Each artwork is packed with museum-grade materials to ensure safe transit. For larger or fragile pieces, we use specialist art couriers. Shipping rates are calculated at checkout or quoted individually. UK delivery is Complimentary
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Absolutely. You are welcome to visit Aleph Contemporary’s gallery space in Stroud. We can also arrange virtual viewings at the gallery or with the artist via video call if you are unable to visit in person.
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Yes. Every artwork purchased from Aleph Contemporary is accompanied by a signed Certificate of Authenticity issued directly by the gallery or artist, confirming the work’s title, medium, date, and provenance.
Rebecca Meanly
Abstract Paintings