Do I have to give the certificate of authenticity to my buyer?

The buyer and the seller agree on the service of providing the certificate of authenticity by individual correspondence.

If you decide to do this, you should put the authenticity certificate inside the parcel in the box with the product in the process of sending it because you are the owner of the painting.

A certificate of authenticity is a document that the owner of the goods signs and thereby confirms the authenticity of the product in the information provided.

The form of such a certificate may be arbitrary, such as a hand-filled certificate or a beautiful letterhead printed by printing. Most importantly, you should ensure that this document contains items such as:

   1. The name of the artwork.
   2. Surname and first name or creative pseudonym of the author.
   3. Date of creation of the work.
   4. Its dimensions.
   5. Note on the presence of the author’s signature on his works.
   6. Date (number, month and year) when the work was bought on art2080.com.
   7. A hand-written signature of the seller (owner of the artwork at the time of its sale).