PRINT ENQUIRY
All works by Ole Andersen are produced in limited editions by Laumont Photographics in New York. Each piece is made in collaboration with Laumont’s master printers, then archivally mounted, conservation framed, and custom crated within the same studio.
The prints are signed, numbered, and dated by Ole, and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
Standard Editions begin at $7,500 USD.
Shipping, insurance, installation, 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 receiving your enquiry.
THE PRODUCTION
LAUMONT PHOTOGRAPHICS
LONG ISLAND CITY, NEW YORK
All works by Ole Andersen are produced from print through finished object by Laumont Photographics. Established in 1982, Laumont is one of New York’s leading fine-art production studios, bringing master printmaking, mounting, conservation framing, crating, delivery, and installation together within its Long Island City facility.
THE PRINTING
Each work begins through direct collaboration between Ole and Laumont’s master printers. Test prints and proofs are used to establish the final tonal balance, shadow detail, surface, and scale before an edition is released.
Laumont offers archival pigment printing as well as traditional and digital black-and-white fiber printing. The process and paper are selected according to the individual photograph, with particular attention paid to deep blacks, controlled highlights, and the tonal separation required by large-format black-and-white work. Once approved, the production specification is fixed for the entirety of that edition.
Each print is signed, numbered, and dated by Ole Andersen and accompanied by a corresponding certificate of authenticity.
THE MOUNTING AND FRAMING
After printing, each work is archivally mounted and conservation framed by Laumont within the same climate-controlled facility. The mounting substrate, matting, frame profile, finish, and glazing are selected as a complete presentation, designed to protect the photograph while remaining subordinate to the image itself.
Every frame is made using archival materials and conservation practices appropriate for museum, gallery, and private-collection display. Keeping printing, mounting, and framing within one studio allows the completed work to be inspected as a single object before it leaves New York.
THE CRATING AND DELIVERY
Each finished work is packed and custom crated by Laumont for domestic or international transport. Crates are constructed specifically for the dimensions of the framed piece, using reinforced birch plywood and fitted interior protection.
Delivery and professional installation can be arranged for private residences, galleries, institutions, and other destinations in the United States or abroad.
