Ordering a Soldati Print From Abroad, Explained

International delivery is rarely the obstacle buyers fear. The real question for Soldati is whether the edition exists at all, and what the shipping policy covers once it does.

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The short answer

Auvrique ships prints internationally, typically to most countries in Europe, North America, Asia and Oceania, with delivery windows that vary by region. However, Atanasio Soldati is not currently in the catalogue, so no Soldati edition can be ordered today. The shipping policy applies to the works that are available.

The Short Answer on International Shipping

Yes, in principle. Prints ordered through Auvrique can be shipped internationally, and the policy covers delivery to most countries rather than a short approved list. The practical limits are customs rules and courier coverage, not the store's willingness to send work abroad. For a buyer worried that an overseas order will be refused, that fear is usually misplaced.

The honest complication sits elsewhere. Auvrique does not currently offer editions by Atanasio Soldati, so there is no Soldati print to ship anywhere yet. The question of international delivery only becomes live once an edition exists. What can be confirmed now is that the same policy governs every canvas and framed work in the catalogue, including the Triel bridge canvas, so a future Soldati edition would ship under identical terms.

What International Delivery Actually Involves

An international order has three moving parts. The first is production, since prints are made to order rather than pulled from stock. The second is transit, which depends on destination and on whether the piece is a rolled canvas or a framed work, because framed pieces travel in larger, more protective packaging. The third is customs, where the destination country may apply its own import duties.

Those duties are set by the receiving country, not by the seller, and they are the one cost a buyer cannot see at checkout. Production and transit times for a made-to-order piece are covered in more detail in the guide to how long a custom print takes. Format matters here too, and the trade-offs between a framed poster and canvas are set out in the canvas versus framed comparison.

Before ordering internationally

Confirm the destination country is served at checkout before committing to a piece
Check whether your country charges import duty on prints and what rate applies
Expect framed works to ship in larger packaging than rolled or stretched canvas
Keep the order confirmation and tracking number until the piece has arrived

If Soldati Is Not in the Catalogue

That is the current position, and it is better stated plainly than softened. A buyer searching for an international shipping Atanasio Soldati print will not find one to buy here today. The catalogue changes, but no promise about a future addition should be inferred from this page, and no workaround exists that would produce an authentic Soldati edition.

What a buyer can do in the meantime is understand the policy so it holds no surprises later. The shipping terms apply uniformly, whether the piece is a large canvas or a smaller framed work, as with the roses and book canvas. Background on the artist himself, including his most common subjects, is available for anyone weighing a future purchase. Questions about a specific destination can go to the shipping policy page or the contact channel.

Shipping is almost never the reason an international order fails. Availability is.

Stage	What happens	Who sets the cost
Production	Print is made to order after purchase	Included in the listed price
Transit	Courier carries the piece to the destination country	Set at checkout by destination
Customs	Import duty and handling may apply on arrival	Set by the destination country

Typical international delivery stages

Key takeaways

Auvrique ships prints internationally to most countries, subject to courier coverage and customs rules.
Atanasio Soldati is not currently offered as an edition, so no Soldati print can be ordered yet.
Import duties are charged by the destination country and fall outside the listed price.
Format affects packaging and transit more than destination does.

Related questions

Does your store ship to my country?

The shipping policy covers most countries in Europe, North America, Asia and Oceania. The reliable check is the checkout itself, which confirms service to a given address before payment. If a country does not appear, the limitation is usually courier coverage or local customs restrictions rather than a deliberate exclusion.

Will I pay import duties on an international print order?

Possibly. Import duty and handling fees are set by the destination country, and many countries charge nothing below a certain value while others charge on any commercial import. The listed price at checkout covers the piece and shipping, not foreign duties, so it is worth checking the local threshold before ordering.

Is a framed print harder to ship abroad than a canvas?

Generally yes. A framed work is rigid glass or acrylic in front of a sheet of paper, so it needs heavier protective packaging and is more exposed to damage in transit. A canvas print has no glazing to crack and ships with less risk. Neither is fragile if packed properly, but frames demand more of the courier.

Can I request that Soldati be added to the catalogue?

There is no formal request process, but interest in a specific artist is noted through the contact channel. What cannot be offered is a reproduction made outside the catalogue, since editions are produced from properly sourced material. An unlicensed Soldati print from an arbitrary seller would be a different product entirely.

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