Frequently asked questions

Each piece described as original is the unique, hand-executed artwork made by the artist — the actual board the comic was drawn on, the actual painted illustration, the actual finished cover. There is exactly one of each. Prints, facsimiles and signed editions, when we sell them, are described and priced as such, never as originals.

Every original sold by the gallery comes with a numbered Certificate of Authenticity issued by us, identifying the piece, the artist and the gallery as guarantor. The certificate carries a QR code linking to a public verification page on the gallery's server, so the document can be checked at any time. Where provenance, exhibition or publication history is known, it is recorded on the catalogue page and on the certificate.

The price reflects the artist's standing, the importance of the page within the work (a key splash, a cover, a definitive character moment), the technique (a fully painted board commands more than a black-and-white inked page), the size and the condition. We are happy to walk you through the reasoning on any specific piece — just ask.

Yes. The gallery in Madrid receives visitors by appointment. For buyers further afield, we provide additional high-resolution photographs (raking light to reveal surface, close-ups of signatures and corrections) and short-form video on request.

Frame behind UV-filtering glass or acrylic, hinged with archival mounts (no adhesive on the artwork itself), in a humidity range of 40–55%. Avoid direct sunlight and avoid hanging in bathrooms or kitchens.