FAQs

The Bellini Project limited edition - Can I choose my book number?

You can ask.

If the number is still available, we will do our best to accommodate the request. A particular number is only reserved once confirmed by the studio.

Are the photographs in the book available as prints?

Some are.

A selection of works is available directly through the website, but the website is not a complete catalogue.

If there is a particular photograph you have seen in The Bellini Project, or elsewhere in the archive, get in touch.

Are all prints limited editions?

Limited-edition works will always state the edition size, print size and other relevant details.

Once an edition is complete, it is complete.

What sizes are available?

Each photograph is released in a carefully considered selection of sizes and editions.

Additional sizes may be released over time as separate editions, with their own edition numbers and pricing. Once an edition in a particular size is sold out, it will never be reprinted in that same edition.

Can I order a different size?

Possibly.

Some works exist in more than one size or edition. If you have a particular photograph or space in mind, contact the studio.

Any new size would be treated as a distinct edition and would never compromise an existing edition.

How are editions numbered?

Each limited-edition print is individually numbered, for example 3/9, hand-embossed on the front and stamped with its provenance on the reverse.

Prints are accompanied by a signed Certificate of Authenticity and a Memory Capsule recording the timestamp and context of the photograph.

How are the prints produced?

Fine-art prints up to 16 × 20 inches are individually produced in the studio using a Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-1000, archival pigment inks and Canson Infinity Baryta Prestige II 340 gsm paper.

Larger works are produced by a specialist fine-art laboratory and individually inspected by the artist before release.

Can you arrange framing?

Yes.

Framing can be discussed separately according to the work, where it is going and how you want to live with it.

For international orders, it can sometimes make more sense to ship the print unframed and arrange framing locally.

Do you ship internationally?

Yes.

Shipping costs and delivery times depend on the destination and the size of the work. Customs duties or local import taxes may apply outside the European Union.

Can I see other work that isn't on the website?

Absolutely.

The website is a window, not the archive.

If you are looking for something particular, contact the studio.

Do you accept commissions?

Yes.

Tommaso George Sacchi accepts selected photographic commissions, including portraiture, interiors and projects where there is room to observe rather than simply document.

Get in touch to start a conversation.

Can I visit the studio?

By appointment.

Brigitte may or may not be present.