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Based on 568 reviews from FineArtAmerica customers, company has accumulated an average rating of 3 stars, indicating that majority of customers are satisfied with its service.
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Description: FineArtAmerica is a marketplace that connects artists and art buyers. The site sells on behalf of artists: art prints, posters, and ceramics, among other art forms.
Address: 2415 North Geneva Terrace, United Kingdom, S7
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Lies, lies, lies.
This is my first experience with theses people and it will be my last
This place is bound to disappoint anyone looking for a quality anything.
I spent a fair amount of money on a large print of a renaissance painting from this place called Fine Art America. I received it today, and I can see the pixilation even without my glasses.
For context, I've used a 1:100m scale ruler, which is basically cm graduations, & a ruled notepad. The scratches on one of the photos are where the paint was scratched off the page, when I placed something on it to keep the paper flat so I could take photos.
I also bought a t-shirt, and not only do the sizes run 2 sizes too small, but the colour of the t-shirt is different from what was shown.
Are reckless and negligent. FineArtAmerica do not treat or package the product properly so my multiple orders arrived damaged! No use of bubble wrap or other measures taken to ensure the artwork would arrive safely. It's a shame they are not trained on how to package and send fine art.