PRINT ENQUIRY
All of Ole's works are limited edition and printed in Brooklyn, New York using Hahnemühle archival pigment ink.
The prints are signed, editioned, and dated by Ole, and come with a certificate of authenticity.
Prices start at $7,500 USD.
Shipping, insurance, and any applicable customs duties are calculated separately and added to the final invoice.
For specific pricing and availability, please use the enquiry form or email studio@oleandersen.com.
We aim to reply within one business day of receipt of your enquiry.
THE PRINTING
BROOKLYN EDITIONS
BROOKLYN, NEW YORK
All of Ole's prints are produced by Brooklyn Editions, a fine art printing studio founded by Stephen Gross, a graduate of the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and a professional photographer for decades before he began printing. Frustrated by the standard of the industry's corporate labs, Gross purchased one of the earliest archival pigment printers made by Epson to achieve the quality he wanted for his own work, and Brooklyn Editions grew from there.
The studio is a Certified Hahnemühle Platinum Studio, one of only five in the United States, and works exclusively in archival digital pigment printing on Hahnemühle's papers, including Photo Rag Baryta, the standard for black and white fine art photography. Every print is calibrated and color managed to exacting standards, with fine droplet ink placement built for deep, uncrushed blacks and smooth tonal gradation, the two qualities black and white large-format work depends on most.
Each print comes with an official Hahnemühle Certificate of Authenticity, secured by a serialized hologram split between the certificate and the reverse of the print itself, making the two inseparable and the certificate nearly impossible to forge.
BARK FRAMEWORKS
QUEENS, NEW YORK
Our framing partner for North America is Bark Frameworks, founded in 1969 and located in a 27,000 square foot facility in Long Island City. Originally constructed as the Steinway & Sons Storage Building, part of the legendary piano maker's industrial infrastructure, the facility later served as Christie's principal high-security art warehouse until 1999. Employee-owned since 2017, Bark has framed work for the Whitney Museum, Gagosian, Pace Gallery, and Hauser & Wirth, and is regarded among conservation framers as one of the finest in the country. Every frame is designed and built in-house, using conservation-grade materials and joinery methods developed over more than five decades of work with contemporary and modern art.
THE MOUNTING AND FRAMING
GIROTTO CORNICI
MILAN, ITALY
Our framing partner for Europe is Girotto Cornici, a Milan workshop carrying more than five hundred years of Italian frame-making tradition. Every frame is built by hand, following centuries-old techniques of gilding, marquetry, and profiling, with a catalog spanning more than three hundred models across five historical periods. Girotto's clients include Fondazione Cariplo, the Poldi Pezzoli Museum, and the Risorgimento Museum.
