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Thank you for expressing interest in my work. For pricing information on individual prints, please go to the gallery of your choice, and click on the print you'd like. You'll then see an enlarged, matted print, along with pricing information for available sizes.
Some of my prints are limited editions (a few have already sold out), so if you'd like a print of one of the limited editions, please email me and I can put it on hold for you.
There are four ways you can purchase a print of one of my paintings:
1. You can print out an order form and mail it to:
Kathryn Kleekamp,
PO Box 1300,
Sandwich MA 02563
2. You can email me at kleekamp@verizon.net
Please be sure to include the paintings you would like as well as the sizes desired in your email.
3. You can call me at (508) 833-1271 and I'd be glad to answer any of your questions and assist you in your order
4. Or you can visit me at one of my upcoming events.
Important information about your order
All orders come mounted (ready for framing) on an acid free mat.
Why use acid free mounting materials?
It is very important that you choose a display method which minimizes the damaging effects that acid has on artwork - and that is why I only use acid free mats.
Acid that is in cardboard and paper and is in contact with the paintings can discolour and eventually destroy them. Acid is used during the manufacture of paper and cardboard and also occurs naturally in wood fibre. This acid causes the paper to discolour, that is go yellow with orange to brown discoloured areas and is worsened by high humidity. This discolouration is known as "foxing" and is commonly seen in old cheap paperbacks and newspapers. The solution is to make sure your artwork is only in contact with "acid free" paper and cardboard. This is especially important when framing. Both the mats surrounding the artwork and the backing board should be acid free. Some mats of the cheaper type are not acid free, while some are low acid. The best (and most expensive) are "acid free" also called "archival quality". Also be sure to never back your artwork with cardboard and/or regular masking tape, as they both contain high amounts of acid
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