Goat Lady (A4 Edtion)

It should be safe to purchase art from Gordian Visions. Therefore, we’ve placed great emphasis on security when we developed our online store. For your convenience, we offer payment through most regular cards, as well as through Paypal.

Gordian Visions (Bigz AS, business identification number 926 451 669) acts as an intermediary sales partner on behalf of our artists, unless otherwise stated. This means that the artists themselves retain full legal ownership of the artwork until it is sold. Gordian Visions has been commissioned to sell the artwork on behalf of the artists, and it is the artist who determines the sales price.

In the event of a complaint about the artwork, the artist is responsible for the sale, but Gordian Visions have an agreement to handle customer service. Please note that we cannot make any changes to any artworks, and they are sold as they are.

The product descriptions are reproduced as accurately as possible, but typos and other errors might occur. Product photographs should be considered descriptive - There could be minor color differences, especially in white areas. It is highly recommended to await ordering a frame for your artwork until you have received the product and have had the opportunity to take your own measurements.

Gordian Visions places great weight on getting your new artwork to you safely. There, all prints and originals are packaged and shipped with the utmost care. Normally, your order will be shipped within 3-5 business days unless otherwise stated in the sales text. However, during new launches, it may take some additional time due to high demand.

If you have any questions regarding your order, please do not hesitate to contact us at post@gordianvisions.com

We do not collect VAT or import duties for customers outside of Norway. The Norwegian Art Tax (5 % to the Artists’ Relief Fund) is included in the price for all artwork, if applicable.

Artists' Relief Fund:

When selling art in Norway, a fee of 5% in addition to the sale price must be paid when the price exceeds NOK 2 000 (around 200 USD). This is in accordance with The Art Tax of 4th November, 1948. According to the law, The Visual Artists’ Relief Fund shall collect 5% of all public turnover of original artworks in Norway with a sale price above 2000 NOK. The fee is in its entirety allocated to the fund, which redistributes the funds to new art production through grants and scholarships to artists in Norway.