Fine Art Print Frequently Asked Questions These answers explain editions, materials, production, shipping, damage claims, digital licensing, and presentation so you can select artwork with confidence. Which prints are open editions and which are limited editions? For standard fine art photography listings that offer Museum Grade Inkjet Paper, Canvas, Metal, and Acrylic, paper prints are open editions. Canvas, metal, and acrylic are limited editions of 50 prints per medium across all offered sizes. Certain panoramic, commemorative, poster, or specialty artworks may use a different edition quantity; the quantity stated on that individual product page controls. What comes with a limited-edition print? Every limited-edition canvas, metal, and acrylic print includes a serialized Certificate of Authenticity signed by Chris Fabregas. If an individual specialty listing describes different signing or numbering, the details on that product page apply. Can I choose where the artwork is signed? When a product offers signature choices, select front signature, back signature, or no signature from the available options. A signed Certificate of Authenticity is included with qualifying limited editions regardless of the artwork-signature selection. How long does production take? Physical artwork is made to order and typically requires approximately 1–2 weeks for production before shipment. Production time is separate from carrier transit time. Digital downloads do not require production or shipping. How is artwork protected for shipping? Each order is packed using protective materials appropriate to the selected size and medium. Paper prints are normally shipped securely rolled and unframed unless the product page says otherwise. Canvas, metal, acrylic, and specialty pieces receive packaging suited to their construction and size. What should I do if my artwork arrives damaged? Contact Chris Fabregas Fine Art Photography within 5 days of delivery. Include clear photographs of the artwork, the shipping box, all packaging materials, and the shipping label so the claim can be reviewed. Qualifying damage claims reported within that period are eligible for replacement under the Refund Policy. Keep all packaging until the claim is resolved. Can physical artwork be returned or exchanged? Because physical artwork is made to order, all sales are final except for qualifying damage claims. Please confirm the medium, size, orientation, and signature option before ordering. If you need help choosing, contact the studio before purchase. Are digital downloads refundable? No. Digital downloads are non-refundable because access to the file is delivered electronically. What may I do with a digital download? Digital downloads are licensed for personal use and personal gifting only. You may print the file for your own spaces or give a finished print as a personal gift. You may not resell, redistribute, share, sublicense, use the file in commercial advertising or branding, place it on merchandise, or upload it to a print-on-demand marketplace. Copyright and reproduction rights remain with Chris Fabregas. Are room images exact representations of size and color? No. Room scenes, frames, mats, and lifestyle images are presentation mockups unless a listing specifically says they are included. Scale is approximate and depends on the size selected. Screens, printers, inks, and materials reproduce color differently, so the finished artwork can vary slightly from the image on your display. Is the paper print framed? Paper prints are supplied unframed unless the individual listing specifically includes framing. A frame or mat shown in a presentation image is not included unless stated in the product details. How should I care for the artwork? Display artwork away from prolonged direct sunlight, excessive heat, and moisture. Dust framed, canvas, metal, and acrylic surfaces gently with a clean, dry microfiber cloth. Do not spray household chemical cleaners directly onto the artwork. Who is Chris Fabregas? Chris Fabregas is a fine art photographer whose work explores landscapes, cityscapes, sports, architecture, and the emotional character of place. His photographs are created to preserve moments of light and atmosphere as lasting artwork for homes, offices, and collections. Is the baseball or sports artwork officially affiliated with a team or league? No. Sports and baseball pieces are independently created fine art and are not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Major League Baseball, Major League Soccer, any league, team, venue, player, or other referenced organization. How can I ask a question before ordering? Visit the Contact page for studio contact information. Collector questions about materials, scale, editions, and placement are welcome before purchase.