A custom size framed poster Bauchant is not currently available through this house

The short answer is no for this house, but the longer answer explains which sizes are standard, where a custom run actually begins, and what you lose when you bend a format to fit a wall.

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The short answer

No. Auvrique does not currently offer a custom size framed poster Bauchant, because the house does not carry editions by Andre Bauchant at all. Standard framed poster editions elsewhere usually run from roughly 18 by 24 inches up to 36 by 48 inches, and anything outside that band is a separate commission with a longer lead time and a higher minimum. If you need a specific dimension, ask the maker for the smallest increment they will accept before you commit.

What standard sizes usually cover

Most framed poster houses keep a small set of fixed sizes because each one maps to a common mat and frame moulding. The usual range sits between a small 18 by 24 inch sheet and a large 36 by 48 inch sheet. Those sizes fit a narrow band of wall spaces and leave the awkward gaps for the rest. A Bauchant composition with a wide horizon often wants a longer rectangle than the standard tall format gives you. That mismatch is where the question about a custom size framed poster Bauchant usually starts.

The practical limit is not the paper. It is the frame stock, the mat cutting, and the shipping carton. A house that prints on demand will tell you where its fixed sizes end and where a made-to-measure run begins. The made-to-measure line is usually drawn at a minimum dimension, often around 24 inches on the short side, because anything smaller costs nearly as much to frame and ship. Ask for that floor number before you describe your wall.

Where a non-standard size actually begins

A non-standard size is not a single thing. It can mean a slightly wider mat, a different aspect ratio, or a full made-to-measure print with its own frame. The first two are often possible inside a standard print run. The third is a separate order with its own pricing. If you are asking whether are non-standard sizes available, the honest answer is that they are available at the point where the house stops selling off the shelf and starts measuring your wall.

The cost usually climbs for two reasons. A custom frame is built to one set of dimensions, so there is no pooling of orders to lower the price. A larger print also needs a heavier substrate and a sturdier mailing carton. The lead time stretches too, because the piece is no longer sitting in a common size waiting to ship. A house that quotes you a number should also tell you whether that number includes the frame, the mat, and the packing, or whether those are added later.

What to ask before you order

Ask for the shortest side the house will print as a made-to-measure piece
Ask whether the quoted price includes the frame, the mat, and the packing
Ask how long a non-standard order takes once the size is confirmed
Ask whether the same image is available in a different standard size that fits closer

What changes when the size changes

A different size changes more than the fit on the wall. It changes the reading distance, which changes how much of the paint handling you actually see. Bauchant worked in a figurative, almost naive idiom with a flat, decorative surface, so a smaller print can flatten the image further and a larger one can give the eye more room to settle. That is not a virtue or a flaw. It is a trade-off you can judge only when you know the room and the viewing distance.

The framing choice matters as much as the print size. A thin frame on a large sheet can make the piece feel underbuilt, while a heavy frame on a small sheet can crowd it. If you are working to a fixed budget, the size you can afford and the frame you can afford are the same decision. It is usually better to take a standard size that fits the wall reasonably well than to stretch for a custom dimension and then cheap out on the frame.

A custom size is not a convenience. It is a separate order with its own floor price and its own waiting period.

Dimension	Standard run	Made-to-measure
Typical range	18 by 24 up to 36 by 48 inches	Set to the wall, with a minimum short side
Frame	Off-the-shelf moulding	Built to one set of dimensions
Lead time	Usually shorter, often in stock	Longer, since it is made after ordering
Price shape	Lower floor, shared production	Higher floor, one-off build

Standard versus made-to-measure at a glance

Key takeaways

Auvrique does not currently carry editions by Andre Bauchant, so a custom size framed poster Bauchant is not available through this house.
Standard framed poster sizes usually sit between 18 by 24 inches and 36 by 48 inches.
A non-standard size becomes a separate commission once the house stops selling off the shelf.
Ask for the minimum short side, the full quoted price, and the lead time before you commit.

Related questions

Can I get a framed poster in a size that sits between two standard sizes?

Sometimes, but only if the house offers a made-to-measure option rather than a fixed run. A size that sits between two standard formats is still a non-standard order, so it carries the same higher floor price and longer lead time as any other custom dimension. Ask whether the house will cut the mat to that exact size or whether it will keep a standard mat opening and let the print sit slightly off.

Does a larger framed poster always cost more than a smaller one?

Not always in a straight line. A larger print needs more paper or canvas and a heavier frame, so the price usually rises. The jump is often steeper once you leave the standard range, because the frame stops being a shared off-the-shelf item and becomes a one-off build. A house that gives you a single number should break it into print, frame, and packing so you can see where the cost sits.

What if my wall space is awkward and no standard size fits it?

Start by measuring the clear wall space, not the furniture below it. Then ask the house for the standard size that comes closest, because a near-fit with a good frame is usually better than a custom size that stretches the budget. If the gap is small, a wider mat can absorb it without moving into a full made-to-measure order. If the gap is large, treat the custom route as a separate project with its own price and timing.

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