Offers

Offers without losing sight of the art.

This page brings together current offers from Susanne Grahn’s range of abstract art. The previous website featured offers on both signed original paintings and Fine Art Prints. Because prices, stock status and promotions may change, the current price and status of each individual product should always apply when you view or order it. The offers page is therefore a gateway to the range, not a promise that a previous promotional price is still available. A reduced price does not change the distinction between an original and a print. An original work is still the unique, hand-painted painting, signed by Susanne. Fine Art Prints are based on selected motifs and were described on the previous website as signed quality prints with an authenticity stamp and serial number. If you are comparing an offer, it is a good idea to first check what type of product it is, its dimensions and what is included. When choosing an original, you can consider more than the price. The dimensions affect how the painting works in the room, and the colours may appear different depending on the light and surroundings. A larger work can become the focal point of an entire wall. A smaller work can create a more concentrated presence and work together with other elements of the interior. Feel free to look at the product images several times and compare the dimensions with the space where you intend to hang the work. Fine Art Prints offer another option. The imported range includes examples in several sizes, including 60 × 60 cm, 70 × 100 cm and 100 × 150 cm for different motifs. Some prints have a white border around the motif, and frames are not included in many of the older product descriptions. If an offer applies to a Fine Art Print, you should therefore open the product page and check the exact dimensions and finish rather than simply comparing the price in the product list. Offers can also be a good opportunity to discover a style you might not otherwise have chosen straight away. Susanne works primarily in a non-figurative style, with colour, form, texture and intuition. This means that the work does not need to depict anything recognisable. Instead, consider how the image makes you feel and whether you continue to want to look at it. A painting that works over the long term does not have to be the one that initially matches the most colours in the room. If you see a sold work on the website, it can no longer be purchased, even if it may previously have been included in a promotion. Sold originals remain in the archive as inspiration. There you can see previous colours, dimensions and styles. If you particularly like a sold work, you can use it as a reference when contacting Susanne about a commission, but a new original should still be allowed to become a work of its own rather than an exact copy. If you would like to compare the offer with the rest of the range, there are separate pages for Original Artworks and Fine Art Prints. These make it easier to see the entire current category. If you are unsure about size or framing, you can contact Susanne. She wrote on the previous website that she can assist with framing upon request, which can be valuable if you want to plan the overall look of the wall. The most important thing, then, is to let the offer be an opportunity, not the sole reason for your choice. Art should live in a room for a long time. Compare the motif, dimensions, colour, product status and how you actually feel about the work. When the combination feels right, a current offer can, of course, make the decision easier.