If you would like to acquire an artwork featured on this website or discuss a custom commission, please send an email to info@anastasiakhain.com.
Acquiring Available Artworks
To purchase an existing painting or drawing from the portfolio, please include the title of the artwork and your shipping location (city and country) in your message.
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Pricing & Availability: Detailed pricing, framing status, and high-resolution images are provided upon request.
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Shipping & Delivery: All original works are carefully packaged with museum-grade protection and shipped worldwide with tracking and full insurance.
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Authenticity: Each artwork comes with a signed Certificate of Authenticity.
Commissioning a Piece
When requesting a commission, please specify your preferred medium, dimensions, and subject matter.
Portrait Commissions
For portrait commissions, you can select from a variety of techniques and surfaces:
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Mediums: Charcoal, graphite, or pastel drawing; oil or mixed media painting.
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Supports: Archival paper, stretched cotton canvas, fine stretched linen, canvas panels, or custom wooden panels hand-coated by the artist. (If you prefer a different surface, please mention it in your inquiry so we can discuss the details.)
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Composition: Portraits can be created with or without a detailed background.
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Reference Photos: For photo-based portraits, please provide photographs with good lighting and clear detail. You are welcome to send multiple images so we can select the best options together.
Other Types of Commissions
Commissions are not limited to portraits. Requests for landscapes, mythological subjects, urban architecture, plein air scenes, and special interior projects are also welcome.
Commission Process & Payment Terms
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Consultation & Quote: We confirm the size, medium, and timeline for your approval.
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Deposit: A 50% deposit secures your commission and studio schedule slot.
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Creation & Delivery: You’ll receive progress updates throughout the process, with the final 50% balance due upon completion prior to shipping.
