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I respect your privacy. I will NOT divulge personal details in any form or for any reason what-so-ever to third parties. The guest book featured on this website is the only place that the general public has access to any of your personal details. Whatever else you choose to tell about your self in my guest book your e-mail address will not be included. In the other cases where you need a reply I will need a valid e-mail address in order to answer your queries. Naturally, in the case of sales information, for example , I will need your name and delivery address to calculate postage, etc. Such information will remain confidential. I do however keep a database of artwork sold. You will not receive from me directly or indirectly (through third parties) any form of spam, newsletter, mail shots, offers, adverts etc. Any news about myself regarding my art will be featured only on this site : http://www.rebeccagrima.com. If you do receive unsolicited e mail proposing to be originating from my site or e-mail addresses DO NOT OPEN IT. It is definitely not from me! Note that some information is automatically gathered by the server hosting this site for the purposes of website traffic analysis.
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Each artwork featured on this website is an image of an original piece of art created by one person - Rebecca Grima. None of the 2-dimensional works is a print or copy. All sculpture is a 'one of a kind' and no moulds exist for copying purposes. No sculpture is or has been used to make moulds for copying purposes. The artwork you receive will be the original.
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In all cases the size of the image featured is proportional to the original. While the images of 2-dimensional works are good reproductions of the originals colour rendering of 3-dimensional works may differ some from the originals. In particular, limestone being generally monotone gives limited lee-way in regards to contrast. Image file size, (in .gif and .jpeg) has been kept small for quicker viewing; meaning that some detail and exact colour has consequently been lost. In a few cases excess cropping is also present. Individual computer hardware and monitor settings may also introduce visual variations. Images may appear darker on some system configurations.
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The limestone used for the stone sculpture is from local quarries. Rust like markings are a natural characteristic of the stone. Depending on the level at which the stone was quarried, fossils (white bone like markings) can also be present. This type of stone is often from the bottom layers and generally not used for construction purposes because its hardness makes it uneconomical to cut. I prefer to use this type of stone when I can even though it is very difficult to work
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If you experience any difficulty viewing this website, have comments or questions in this regard I would like to hear about it so please take a moment and fill in this form.
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