Sale of photographic prints
The prints shown on this website are for sale. Made on archival quality color photographic paper, they are of high quality. They are sold without mounting/matte and without frame. Purchasers arrange for mounting and framing as they prefer.
Prices depend entirely on the size of the print. Within any one of the size categories below, all prints have the same price. Within each category, prints of different images vary modestly in dimensions, depending on their individual ratios of length to width. Many photos shown on the website can be printed at sizes within any of the following categories. Some photos however cannot be printed at the largest sizes. Questions about the precise size of a print can best be handled by inquiries:
Size Category A; Print made on 11”x14” paper $125
Size Category B: Print made on 16”x20” paper $175
Size Category C: Print made on 20”x24” paper $250
Size Category D: Print made on 24”x36” paper $450
Size Category E: Print made on 32”x40” paper $550
Size Category F: Print made on 40”x50” paper $800
Prints are mailed to purchasers in secure packaging and will arrive in excellent condition. An additional fee of $20 per order covers packaging and mailing.
Please send an inquiry about sale/prices or a purchase order by email to: studio@henrysteinerphotos.com. An order should include the following:
1. Give the number(s) of the desired print(s) as indicated beneath each website image. To avoid a mistake, describe the print very briefly (i.e. monks, river, large rock).
2. Prints will be made on matte paper unless you request glossy paper.
3. State the desired size (within the categories of paper sizes noted above) of each print that you order. If you wish to know the precise dimensions of a print within a particular category, please so request.
4. Please give your street (rather than P.O. box) address, and your phone number if you prefer to talk about any questions you may have.
A reply email will answer questions and confirm an order. Payment will generally be made by check to Henry Steiner before orders are filled.