Forgiving... Letting go of past griefs... Moving on with one's life...: Fine art paper 20 x 24,5 cm
38,00 € each
About the painting
Forgiving... Letting go of past griefs... Moving on with one's life...
Sometimes we hold onto past grief because we believe that by doing so we’ll avoid going through the painful experiences that created that feeling in the first place again. But what we actually do in those cases is that we keep that memory, wound and pattern active within ourselves and our energy field which in turn tends to attract to us situations that are similar to the original event we are trying to avoid. Thus recreating and anchoring that memory, wound and pattern over and over again until we can finally release that pain, move on with our life and draw to us situations, people and events that are more in alignment with ourselves and our true desires and in resonance with the “new me” rather than the “old me”.
Sometimes this grief is buried within our subconscious/ unconscious mind, and so we are not even aware that we are holding onto that grief anymore as we’ve become so used to it. Many times, in this case, it is originating from our childhood and our holding onto it was meant as a way of survival, especially if it was not ok to express or feel that grief at the time the event happened or if the adults that surrounded us did not know how to handle that pain and grief and how to help us process it in a healthy way.
Forgiving... Letting go of past griefs... Moving on with one's life...: Fine art paper 34 x 42 cm
68,00 € each
About the painting
Forgiving... Letting go of past griefs... Moving on with one's life...
Sometimes we hold onto past grief because we believe that by doing so we’ll avoid going through the painful experiences that created that feeling in the first place again. But what we actually do in those cases is that we keep that memory, wound and pattern active within ourselves and our energy field which in turn tends to attract to us situations that are similar to the original event we are trying to avoid. Thus recreating and anchoring that memory, wound and pattern over and over again until we can finally release that pain, move on with our life and draw to us situations, people and events that are more in alignment with ourselves and our true desires and in resonance with the “new me” rather than the “old me”.
Sometimes this grief is buried within our subconscious/ unconscious mind, and so we are not even aware that we are holding onto that grief anymore as we’ve become so used to it. Many times, in this case, it is originating from our childhood and our holding onto it was meant as a way of survival, especially if it was not ok to express or feel that grief at the time the event happened or if the adults that surrounded us did not know how to handle that pain and grief and how to help us process it in a healthy way.
Forgiving... Letting go of past griefs... Moving on with one's life...: Fine art paper 43 x 53 cm
98,00 € each
About the painting
Forgiving... Letting go of past griefs... Moving on with one's life...
Sometimes we hold onto past grief because we believe that by doing so we’ll avoid going through the painful experiences that created that feeling in the first place again. But what we actually do in those cases is that we keep that memory, wound and pattern active within ourselves and our energy field which in turn tends to attract to us situations that are similar to the original event we are trying to avoid. Thus recreating and anchoring that memory, wound and pattern over and over again until we can finally release that pain, move on with our life and draw to us situations, people and events that are more in alignment with ourselves and our true desires and in resonance with the “new me” rather than the “old me”.
Sometimes this grief is buried within our subconscious/ unconscious mind, and so we are not even aware that we are holding onto that grief anymore as we’ve become so used to it. Many times, in this case, it is originating from our childhood and our holding onto it was meant as a way of survival, especially if it was not ok to express or feel that grief at the time the event happened or if the adults that surrounded us did not know how to handle that pain and grief and how to help us process it in a healthy way.
Forgiving... Letting go of past griefs... Moving on with one's life...: Fine art paper 52 x 63 cm
145,00 € each
About the painting
Forgiving... Letting go of past griefs... Moving on with one's life...
Sometimes we hold onto past grief because we believe that by doing so we’ll avoid going through the painful experiences that created that feeling in the first place again. But what we actually do in those cases is that we keep that memory, wound and pattern active within ourselves and our energy field which in turn tends to attract to us situations that are similar to the original event we are trying to avoid. Thus recreating and anchoring that memory, wound and pattern over and over again until we can finally release that pain, move on with our life and draw to us situations, people and events that are more in alignment with ourselves and our true desires and in resonance with the “new me” rather than the “old me”.
Sometimes this grief is buried within our subconscious/ unconscious mind, and so we are not even aware that we are holding onto that grief anymore as we’ve become so used to it. Many times, in this case, it is originating from our childhood and our holding onto it was meant as a way of survival, especially if it was not ok to express or feel that grief at the time the event happened or if the adults that surrounded us did not know how to handle that pain and grief and how to help us process it in a healthy way.
Forgiving... Letting go of past griefs... Moving on with one's life...: Fine art paper 60 x 73 cm
198,00 € each
About the painting
Forgiving... Letting go of past griefs... Moving on with one's life...
Sometimes we hold onto past grief because we believe that by doing so we’ll avoid going through the painful experiences that created that feeling in the first place again. But what we actually do in those cases is that we keep that memory, wound and pattern active within ourselves and our energy field which in turn tends to attract to us situations that are similar to the original event we are trying to avoid. Thus recreating and anchoring that memory, wound and pattern over and over again until we can finally release that pain, move on with our life and draw to us situations, people and events that are more in alignment with ourselves and our true desires and in resonance with the “new me” rather than the “old me”.
Sometimes this grief is buried within our subconscious/ unconscious mind, and so we are not even aware that we are holding onto that grief anymore as we’ve become so used to it. Many times, in this case, it is originating from our childhood and our holding onto it was meant as a way of survival, especially if it was not ok to express or feel that grief at the time the event happened or if the adults that surrounded us did not know how to handle that pain and grief and how to help us process it in a healthy way.
Forgiving... Letting go of past griefs... Moving on with one's life...: Fine art paper mounted on dibond - regular 43 x 53 cm
235,00 € each
About the painting
Forgiving... Letting go of past griefs... Moving on with one's life...
Sometimes we hold onto past grief because we believe that by doing so we’ll avoid going through the painful experiences that created that feeling in the first place again. But what we actually do in those cases is that we keep that memory, wound and pattern active within ourselves and our energy field which in turn tends to attract to us situations that are similar to the original event we are trying to avoid. Thus recreating and anchoring that memory, wound and pattern over and over again until we can finally release that pain, move on with our life and draw to us situations, people and events that are more in alignment with ourselves and our true desires and in resonance with the “new me” rather than the “old me”.
Sometimes this grief is buried within our subconscious/ unconscious mind, and so we are not even aware that we are holding onto that grief anymore as we’ve become so used to it. Many times, in this case, it is originating from our childhood and our holding onto it was meant as a way of survival, especially if it was not ok to express or feel that grief at the time the event happened or if the adults that surrounded us did not know how to handle that pain and grief and how to help us process it in a healthy way.
Forgiving... Letting go of past griefs... Moving on with one's life...: Fine art paper mounted on dibond - regular 52 x 63 cm
287,00 € each
About the painting
Forgiving... Letting go of past griefs... Moving on with one's life...
Sometimes we hold onto past grief because we believe that by doing so we’ll avoid going through the painful experiences that created that feeling in the first place again. But what we actually do in those cases is that we keep that memory, wound and pattern active within ourselves and our energy field which in turn tends to attract to us situations that are similar to the original event we are trying to avoid. Thus recreating and anchoring that memory, wound and pattern over and over again until we can finally release that pain, move on with our life and draw to us situations, people and events that are more in alignment with ourselves and our true desires and in resonance with the “new me” rather than the “old me”.
Sometimes this grief is buried within our subconscious/ unconscious mind, and so we are not even aware that we are holding onto that grief anymore as we’ve become so used to it. Many times, in this case, it is originating from our childhood and our holding onto it was meant as a way of survival, especially if it was not ok to express or feel that grief at the time the event happened or if the adults that surrounded us did not know how to handle that pain and grief and how to help us process it in a healthy way.
Forgiving... Letting go of past griefs... Moving on with one's life...: Fine art paper mounted on dibond - regular 60 x 73 cm
345,00 € each
About the painting
Forgiving... Letting go of past griefs... Moving on with one's life...
Sometimes we hold onto past grief because we believe that by doing so we’ll avoid going through the painful experiences that created that feeling in the first place again. But what we actually do in those cases is that we keep that memory, wound and pattern active within ourselves and our energy field which in turn tends to attract to us situations that are similar to the original event we are trying to avoid. Thus recreating and anchoring that memory, wound and pattern over and over again until we can finally release that pain, move on with our life and draw to us situations, people and events that are more in alignment with ourselves and our true desires and in resonance with the “new me” rather than the “old me”.
Sometimes this grief is buried within our subconscious/ unconscious mind, and so we are not even aware that we are holding onto that grief anymore as we’ve become so used to it. Many times, in this case, it is originating from our childhood and our holding onto it was meant as a way of survival, especially if it was not ok to express or feel that grief at the time the event happened or if the adults that surrounded us did not know how to handle that pain and grief and how to help us process it in a healthy way.
Forgiving... Letting go of past griefs... Moving on with one's life...: Fine art paper mounted on dibond - Floating effect 43 x 53 cm
275,00 € each
About the painting
Forgiving... Letting go of past griefs... Moving on with one's life...
Sometimes we hold onto past grief because we believe that by doing so we’ll avoid going through the painful experiences that created that feeling in the first place again. But what we actually do in those cases is that we keep that memory, wound and pattern active within ourselves and our energy field which in turn tends to attract to us situations that are similar to the original event we are trying to avoid. Thus recreating and anchoring that memory, wound and pattern over and over again until we can finally release that pain, move on with our life and draw to us situations, people and events that are more in alignment with ourselves and our true desires and in resonance with the “new me” rather than the “old me”.
Sometimes this grief is buried within our subconscious/ unconscious mind, and so we are not even aware that we are holding onto that grief anymore as we’ve become so used to it. Many times, in this case, it is originating from our childhood and our holding onto it was meant as a way of survival, especially if it was not ok to express or feel that grief at the time the event happened or if the adults that surrounded us did not know how to handle that pain and grief and how to help us process it in a healthy way.
Forgiving... Letting go of past griefs... Moving on with one's life...: Fine art paper mounted on dibond - Floating effect 52 x 63 cm
327,00 € each
About the painting
Forgiving... Letting go of past griefs... Moving on with one's life...
Sometimes we hold onto past grief because we believe that by doing so we’ll avoid going through the painful experiences that created that feeling in the first place again. But what we actually do in those cases is that we keep that memory, wound and pattern active within ourselves and our energy field which in turn tends to attract to us situations that are similar to the original event we are trying to avoid. Thus recreating and anchoring that memory, wound and pattern over and over again until we can finally release that pain, move on with our life and draw to us situations, people and events that are more in alignment with ourselves and our true desires and in resonance with the “new me” rather than the “old me”.
Sometimes this grief is buried within our subconscious/ unconscious mind, and so we are not even aware that we are holding onto that grief anymore as we’ve become so used to it. Many times, in this case, it is originating from our childhood and our holding onto it was meant as a way of survival, especially if it was not ok to express or feel that grief at the time the event happened or if the adults that surrounded us did not know how to handle that pain and grief and how to help us process it in a healthy way.
Forgiving... Letting go of past griefs... Moving on with one's life...: Fine art paper mounted on dibond - Floating effect 60 x 73 cm
390,00 € each
About the painting
Forgiving... Letting go of past griefs... Moving on with one's life...
Sometimes we hold onto past grief because we believe that by doing so we’ll avoid going through the painful experiences that created that feeling in the first place again. But what we actually do in those cases is that we keep that memory, wound and pattern active within ourselves and our energy field which in turn tends to attract to us situations that are similar to the original event we are trying to avoid. Thus recreating and anchoring that memory, wound and pattern over and over again until we can finally release that pain, move on with our life and draw to us situations, people and events that are more in alignment with ourselves and our true desires and in resonance with the “new me” rather than the “old me”.
Sometimes this grief is buried within our subconscious/ unconscious mind, and so we are not even aware that we are holding onto that grief anymore as we’ve become so used to it. Many times, in this case, it is originating from our childhood and our holding onto it was meant as a way of survival, especially if it was not ok to express or feel that grief at the time the event happened or if the adults that surrounded us did not know how to handle that pain and grief and how to help us process it in a healthy way.
Forgiving... Letting go of past griefs... Moving on with one's life...: Fine art canvas stretched onto wooden frame 43 x 53 cm
245,00 € each
About the painting
Forgiving... Letting go of past griefs... Moving on with one's life...
Sometimes we hold onto past grief because we believe that by doing so we’ll avoid going through the painful experiences that created that feeling in the first place again. But what we actually do in those cases is that we keep that memory, wound and pattern active within ourselves and our energy field which in turn tends to attract to us situations that are similar to the original event we are trying to avoid. Thus recreating and anchoring that memory, wound and pattern over and over again until we can finally release that pain, move on with our life and draw to us situations, people and events that are more in alignment with ourselves and our true desires and in resonance with the “new me” rather than the “old me”.
Sometimes this grief is buried within our subconscious/ unconscious mind, and so we are not even aware that we are holding onto that grief anymore as we’ve become so used to it. Many times, in this case, it is originating from our childhood and our holding onto it was meant as a way of survival, especially if it was not ok to express or feel that grief at the time the event happened or if the adults that surrounded us did not know how to handle that pain and grief and how to help us process it in a healthy way.
Forgiving... Letting go of past griefs... Moving on with one's life...: Fine art canvas stretched onto wooden frame 52 x 63 cm
297,00 € each
About the painting
Forgiving... Letting go of past griefs... Moving on with one's life...
Sometimes we hold onto past grief because we believe that by doing so we’ll avoid going through the painful experiences that created that feeling in the first place again. But what we actually do in those cases is that we keep that memory, wound and pattern active within ourselves and our energy field which in turn tends to attract to us situations that are similar to the original event we are trying to avoid. Thus recreating and anchoring that memory, wound and pattern over and over again until we can finally release that pain, move on with our life and draw to us situations, people and events that are more in alignment with ourselves and our true desires and in resonance with the “new me” rather than the “old me”.
Sometimes this grief is buried within our subconscious/ unconscious mind, and so we are not even aware that we are holding onto that grief anymore as we’ve become so used to it. Many times, in this case, it is originating from our childhood and our holding onto it was meant as a way of survival, especially if it was not ok to express or feel that grief at the time the event happened or if the adults that surrounded us did not know how to handle that pain and grief and how to help us process it in a healthy way.
Forgiving... Letting go of past griefs... Moving on with one's life...: Fine art canvas stretched onto wooden frame 60 x 73 cm
354,00 € each
About the painting
Forgiving... Letting go of past griefs... Moving on with one's life...
Sometimes we hold onto past grief because we believe that by doing so we’ll avoid going through the painful experiences that created that feeling in the first place again. But what we actually do in those cases is that we keep that memory, wound and pattern active within ourselves and our energy field which in turn tends to attract to us situations that are similar to the original event we are trying to avoid. Thus recreating and anchoring that memory, wound and pattern over and over again until we can finally release that pain, move on with our life and draw to us situations, people and events that are more in alignment with ourselves and our true desires and in resonance with the “new me” rather than the “old me”.
Sometimes this grief is buried within our subconscious/ unconscious mind, and so we are not even aware that we are holding onto that grief anymore as we’ve become so used to it. Many times, in this case, it is originating from our childhood and our holding onto it was meant as a way of survival, especially if it was not ok to express or feel that grief at the time the event happened or if the adults that surrounded us did not know how to handle that pain and grief and how to help us process it in a healthy way.
Forgiving... Letting go of past griefs... Moving on with one's life...: Fine art paper mounted on dibond - regular 20 x 24,5 cm
Not available
About the painting
Forgiving... Letting go of past griefs... Moving on with one's life...
Sometimes we hold onto past grief because we believe that by doing so we’ll avoid going through the painful experiences that created that feeling in the first place again. But what we actually do in those cases is that we keep that memory, wound and pattern active within ourselves and our energy field which in turn tends to attract to us situations that are similar to the original event we are trying to avoid. Thus recreating and anchoring that memory, wound and pattern over and over again until we can finally release that pain, move on with our life and draw to us situations, people and events that are more in alignment with ourselves and our true desires and in resonance with the “new me” rather than the “old me”.
Sometimes this grief is buried within our subconscious/ unconscious mind, and so we are not even aware that we are holding onto that grief anymore as we’ve become so used to it. Many times, in this case, it is originating from our childhood and our holding onto it was meant as a way of survival, especially if it was not ok to express or feel that grief at the time the event happened or if the adults that surrounded us did not know how to handle that pain and grief and how to help us process it in a healthy way.
Forgiving... Letting go of past griefs... Moving on with one's life...: Fine art paper mounted on dibond - Floating effect 20 x 24,5 cm
Not available
About the painting
Forgiving... Letting go of past griefs... Moving on with one's life...
Sometimes we hold onto past grief because we believe that by doing so we’ll avoid going through the painful experiences that created that feeling in the first place again. But what we actually do in those cases is that we keep that memory, wound and pattern active within ourselves and our energy field which in turn tends to attract to us situations that are similar to the original event we are trying to avoid. Thus recreating and anchoring that memory, wound and pattern over and over again until we can finally release that pain, move on with our life and draw to us situations, people and events that are more in alignment with ourselves and our true desires and in resonance with the “new me” rather than the “old me”.
Sometimes this grief is buried within our subconscious/ unconscious mind, and so we are not even aware that we are holding onto that grief anymore as we’ve become so used to it. Many times, in this case, it is originating from our childhood and our holding onto it was meant as a way of survival, especially if it was not ok to express or feel that grief at the time the event happened or if the adults that surrounded us did not know how to handle that pain and grief and how to help us process it in a healthy way.
Forgiving... Letting go of past griefs... Moving on with one's life...: Fine art canvas stretched onto wooden frame 20 x 24,5 cm
Not available
About the painting
Forgiving... Letting go of past griefs... Moving on with one's life...
Sometimes we hold onto past grief because we believe that by doing so we’ll avoid going through the painful experiences that created that feeling in the first place again. But what we actually do in those cases is that we keep that memory, wound and pattern active within ourselves and our energy field which in turn tends to attract to us situations that are similar to the original event we are trying to avoid. Thus recreating and anchoring that memory, wound and pattern over and over again until we can finally release that pain, move on with our life and draw to us situations, people and events that are more in alignment with ourselves and our true desires and in resonance with the “new me” rather than the “old me”.
Sometimes this grief is buried within our subconscious/ unconscious mind, and so we are not even aware that we are holding onto that grief anymore as we’ve become so used to it. Many times, in this case, it is originating from our childhood and our holding onto it was meant as a way of survival, especially if it was not ok to express or feel that grief at the time the event happened or if the adults that surrounded us did not know how to handle that pain and grief and how to help us process it in a healthy way.
Forgiving... Letting go of past griefs... Moving on with one's life...: Fine art paper mounted on dibond - regular 34 x 42 cm
Not available
About the painting
Forgiving... Letting go of past griefs... Moving on with one's life...
Sometimes we hold onto past grief because we believe that by doing so we’ll avoid going through the painful experiences that created that feeling in the first place again. But what we actually do in those cases is that we keep that memory, wound and pattern active within ourselves and our energy field which in turn tends to attract to us situations that are similar to the original event we are trying to avoid. Thus recreating and anchoring that memory, wound and pattern over and over again until we can finally release that pain, move on with our life and draw to us situations, people and events that are more in alignment with ourselves and our true desires and in resonance with the “new me” rather than the “old me”.
Sometimes this grief is buried within our subconscious/ unconscious mind, and so we are not even aware that we are holding onto that grief anymore as we’ve become so used to it. Many times, in this case, it is originating from our childhood and our holding onto it was meant as a way of survival, especially if it was not ok to express or feel that grief at the time the event happened or if the adults that surrounded us did not know how to handle that pain and grief and how to help us process it in a healthy way.
Forgiving... Letting go of past griefs... Moving on with one's life...: Fine art paper mounted on dibond - Floating effect 34 x 42 cm
Not available
About the painting
Forgiving... Letting go of past griefs... Moving on with one's life...
Sometimes we hold onto past grief because we believe that by doing so we’ll avoid going through the painful experiences that created that feeling in the first place again. But what we actually do in those cases is that we keep that memory, wound and pattern active within ourselves and our energy field which in turn tends to attract to us situations that are similar to the original event we are trying to avoid. Thus recreating and anchoring that memory, wound and pattern over and over again until we can finally release that pain, move on with our life and draw to us situations, people and events that are more in alignment with ourselves and our true desires and in resonance with the “new me” rather than the “old me”.
Sometimes this grief is buried within our subconscious/ unconscious mind, and so we are not even aware that we are holding onto that grief anymore as we’ve become so used to it. Many times, in this case, it is originating from our childhood and our holding onto it was meant as a way of survival, especially if it was not ok to express or feel that grief at the time the event happened or if the adults that surrounded us did not know how to handle that pain and grief and how to help us process it in a healthy way.
Forgiving... Letting go of past griefs... Moving on with one's life...: Fine art canvas stretched onto wooden frame 34 x 42 cm
Not available
About the painting
Forgiving... Letting go of past griefs... Moving on with one's life...
Sometimes we hold onto past grief because we believe that by doing so we’ll avoid going through the painful experiences that created that feeling in the first place again. But what we actually do in those cases is that we keep that memory, wound and pattern active within ourselves and our energy field which in turn tends to attract to us situations that are similar to the original event we are trying to avoid. Thus recreating and anchoring that memory, wound and pattern over and over again until we can finally release that pain, move on with our life and draw to us situations, people and events that are more in alignment with ourselves and our true desires and in resonance with the “new me” rather than the “old me”.
Sometimes this grief is buried within our subconscious/ unconscious mind, and so we are not even aware that we are holding onto that grief anymore as we’ve become so used to it. Many times, in this case, it is originating from our childhood and our holding onto it was meant as a way of survival, especially if it was not ok to express or feel that grief at the time the event happened or if the adults that surrounded us did not know how to handle that pain and grief and how to help us process it in a healthy way.
Fine art prints are premium quality photographic reproductions of my paintings:
- Fine art prints on fine art paper and fine art canvas are produced on acid-free papers and canvases using archival pigment inks (giclee printing technique) to guarantee that they last a lifetime without fading or loss of color
- These prints are produced on state-of-the-art, professional-grade Epson printers
- All colours have been checked in order to be as close as possible to the original paintings
- Printed in Bordeaux by a master printmaker
- Order-based printing only
- Hand-signed and numbered
- Delivered with a certificate of authenticity
Printing options
Fine art paper
Printed on Photo Rag Ultra Smooth paper from Hahnemühle (305 g/ m² - 100% cotton) - sold without frame
Fine art paper mounted on dibond:
Printed on Photo Rag Ultra Smooth paper from Hahnemühle (305 g/ m² - 100% cotton) and mounted on a light aluminium plate (called Dibond).
You have two hanging options:
- Regular: The fine art print is hanged directly on the wall with metal hangers (1 or 2 depending on the size of the print). There is no space in between the wall and the alumium plate onto which the fine art print is mounted.
- Floating effect: The fine art print has a 1cm rail on the back which gives the print a floating effect as it is being displayed 1cm from the wall.
Fine art canvas
Printed on Hahnemühle Daguerre canvas 400g and stretched on a wooden frame.
Shipping & delivery
Original artworks:
Ships within 2 to 3 weeks from France with DHL.
All original artworks are shipped with an insurance and a tracking number. A signature is required upon delivery to ensure the safe arrival of your artwork. You will be able to choose a delivery date that suits you with the On Demand Delivery service in case the original delivery date is not convenient for you. Once you have your tracking number, you can also choose to have your parcel delivered at a different address or authorize a third party to receive your shipment on your behalf.
Once your artwork is packed and picked up by DHL it will be delivered within 2 to 5 days depending on your location. You will be notified via email or sms once a pick up date has been organised.
Please note that shipping costs do not take into account any additional taxes and tariffs that may be charged at customs when entering your country, which for original artworks can be substantial. Please research your local taxes and regulations before purchasing an original arwork to be shipped internationally or to the DOM TOM, as Noëlie Ceyral cannot be responsible for these costs.
Fine art prints:
Ships within 3 to 4 weeks from France with Colissimo or DHL depending on the destination.
If you choose Colissimo and live outside of France, Colissimo will be in charge of the shipping on the French territory. The delivery in your country will then be done by one of their partners. For a full list of Colissimo's partners,click here. The list appears at the bottom of the page.
If you choose DHL, you will be able to enjoy the On Demand Delivery service (change of delivery date, change of delivery address, authorize a third party to receive your shipment on your behalf) once you receive your tracking number.
Once your parcel is ready and has been picked up by Colissimo or DHL, you will receive an email with a tracking number.
A signature is required upon delivery with both Colissimo and DHL to ensure the safe arrival of your artwork.
Packaging:
Original artworks stretched on canvas as well as Canvas art prints and Dibond art prints are sent in a double wall cardboard box, packed with great care to insure that the artwork gets to you safely. The wrapping includes a first layer of acid-free paper to protect the artwork as well as various layers of bubble wrap. Two layers of double wall cardboard box will be surrounding both sides of the artwork (front and back). Foam or polystyrene will also be placed along the sides of the original artworks and dibond prints (top, bottom, right and left side) to protect the corners and insure maximum security and protection.
Original artworks on fine art paper as well as fine art prints on fine art paper up to size 44 x 53 cm are wrapped up with acid-free paper and sent in a microflute cardboard enveloppe.
Fine art prints on fine art paper that are over 44 x 53 cm are wrapped up with acid-free paper and sent in a cardboard tube.
Please note:
Delivery costs, including insurance, will be calculated at checkout. If shipping is not available for your destination at checkout, please get in touch with noelie by clicking here so that she can come back to you with the shipping price for your desired artwork(s).
Certain countries, like Latin American countries, require an ID number in order to deliver your parcel safely. If this is the case with your country, please make sure to enter your ID number when you enter your address. If you fail to do that, it may delay the delivery of your artwork or the parcel may simply be denied entry to the country, in which case it will be sent back to Noëlie. Please note that Noëlie Ceyral cannot be responsible for the added costs that this may imply.
Shipping & delivery
Original artworks:
Ships within 2 to 3 weeks from France with DHL.
All original artworks are shipped with an insurance and a tracking number. A signature is required upon delivery to ensure the safe arrival of your artwork. You will be able to choose a delivery date that suits you with the On Demand Delivery service in case the original delivery date is not convenient for you. Once you have your tracking number, you can also choose to have your parcel delivered at a different address or authorize a third party to receive your shipment on your behalf.
Once your artwork is packed and picked up by DHL it will be delivered within 2 to 5 days depending on your location. You will be notified via email or sms once a pick up date has been organised.
Please note that shipping costs do not take into account any additional taxes and tariffs that may be charged at customs when entering your country, which for original artworks can be substantial. Please research your local taxes and regulations before purchasing an original arwork to be shipped internationally or to the DOM TOM, as Noëlie Ceyral cannot be responsible for these costs.
Fine art prints:
Ships within 3 to 4 weeks from France with Colissimo or DHL depending on the destination.
If you choose Colissimo and live outside of France, Colissimo will be in charge of the shipping on the French territory. The delivery in your country will then be done by one of their partners. For a full list of Colissimo partners, click here. The list appears at the bottom of the page.
If you choose DHL, you will be able to enjoy the On Demand Delivery service (change of delivery date, change of delivery address, authorize a third party to receive your shipment on your behalf) once you receive your tracking number.
Once your parcel is ready and has been picked up by Colissimo or DHL, you will receive an email with a tracking number.
A signature is required upon delivery with both DHL and Colissimo to ensure the safe arrival of your artwork.
Packaging:
Original artworks stretched on canvas as well as Canvas art prints and Dibond art prints are sent in a double wall cardboard box, packed with great care to insure that the artwork gets to you safely. The wrapping includes a first layer of acid-free paper to protect the artwork as well as various layers of bubble wrap. Two layers of double wall cardboard box will be surrounding both sides of the artwork (front and back). Foam or polystyrene will also be placed along the sides of the original artworks and dibond prints (top, bottom, right and left sides) to protect the corners and insure maximum security and protection.
Original artworks on fine art paper as well as fine art prints on fine art paper up to 50 x 63 cm are wrapped up with acid-free paper and sent in a microflute cardboard enveloppe.
Fine art prints on fine art paper that are 50 x 63 cm and over are wrapped up with acid-free paper and sent in a cardboard tube.
Please note:
Delivery costs, including insurance, will be calculated at checkout. If shipping is not available for your destination at checkout, please get in touch with noelie by clicking here so that she can come back to you with the shipping price for your desired artwork(s).
Certain countries, like Latin American countries, require an ID number in order to deliver your parcel safely. If this is the case with your country, please make sure to enter your ID number when you enter your address. If you fail to do that, it may delay the delivery of your artwork or the parcel may simply be denied entry to the country, in which case it will be sent back to Noëlie. Please note that Noëlie Ceyral cannot be responsible for the added costs that this may imply.
About the artist
Noëlie is a French artist who currently lives in Bordeaux. She is self-taught and developped her own style through experimenting with colours, textures and forms. She started experimenting with oil painting around 2004 and then acrylic in 2015. She is also a life coach as well as an intuitive & spiritual healer and enjoys to share her own personal healing journey and insights through her paintings and texts.
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