Pre-order limited prints by Joanna Karpowicz
Only until May 8, 2024! Order a limited edition print by Joanna Karpowicz and become the owner not only of exceptional art but also of valuable additions that will enrich your collection. Check out what you receive as a GIFT with your pre-order:
For pre-order prints with the unique number ‘1’, we add:
Artbook ‘Anubis. Thin Places 2’ and the ‘Retro Anubis’ exhibition catalog FREE!
This meticulously published album by Timof Comics is an invitation to journey through the worlds of Joanna Karpowicz’s imagination.” Across 240 pages measuring 29 x 22 cm, you will discover both works that have adorned galleries and treasures previously unrevealed. The ‘Retro Anubis’ exhibition catalog includes an original, handwritten sketch and the artist’s autograph, making it a unique collector’s addition.
For every print ordered in the pre-order, we add:
FREE artistic postcards!
Delight in the detail and colors on unique postcards sized 105×148 mm, which become yours:”
▪️ 1 piece FREE with a size ‘S’ print
▪️ 2 pieces FREE with a size ‘M’ print
▪️ 3 pieces FREE with a size ‘L’ print
Prints available for pre-order:
Start your collection with a prestigious number!
We treat every order as a priority, and the sequence of numbers sent reflects the order in which they were placed. This is the perfect opportunity to secure one of the first copies in the collection—valuable to collectors for many reasons. The sooner you make a reservation, the greater the chance of obtaining a print with a lower series number, which undoubtedly adds value from both an artistic and investment perspective.
When will I receive my artworks?”
We will start shipping on May 8, 2024: Our collectors and art lovers remember the great emotions that accompanied the previous print launch. Informed by experience and the immense interest these works have generated, we have prepared this time for quick order fulfillment.
Ready to become part of artistic history?
Don’t delay – the number of prints is limited, and unique additions are waiting for their collectors.”