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Buying art for someone else is tricky. The WORLDART Gift Card is the smart alternative.
It gives the recipient the freedom to choose an artwork they truly connect with, when the time feels right. Simple, flexible and thoughtful—without the risk of getting it wrong.
Welcome to WORLDART
More than 20 years of experience in selecting quality artworks with care and passion.
Office Hours: +27 21 423 3075
After Hours: +27 72 279 8712
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68 Long Street, Cape Town, 8001
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Frequently Asked Questions
All artworks are original artworks created by the artists listed. Some of the artists are represented exclusively by WORLDART, while others work with us on a project bases. In some cases the artworks are released by the artists as editioned artworks, but these are still original artworks created by these artists.
An editioned artwork is a piece produced in a limited, predetermined number of identical or near-identical versions, each signed and numbered by the artist. Think of it as the art world’s way of saying, “There will only ever be this many—no sneaking extras out the back.” This controlled scarcity helps maintain value, gives buyers confidence, and ensures every collector knows exactly where their piece sits in the run.
Edition numbers are usually written as a fraction—for example, 3/20. The bottom number (20) is the total number of artworks the artist has produced in that edition. The top number (3) shows which specific piece you’re holding within that run. Artists typically write this by hand, in pencil, on the front or back of the work, along with their signature. Once all numbers in the edition are assigned, that’s it—no bonus batches, no “limited edition… but not really.” This numbering system keeps everything transparent and collectible.
Not automatically. In most cases, every number in a limited edition is considered equal in value because all prints are produced to the same standard. However, collectors sometimes prefer certain numbers—like 1, the final number, or “lucky” numbers—which can nudge demand and price slightly higher. But that’s buyer psychology, not an industry rule. The real drivers of value remain the artist’s reputation, the edition size, the artwork’s condition, and provenance.
Delivery within South Africa takes about 3 to 4 working days. Deliveries outside of South Africa takes about 10 – 14 days.
Most artworks on paper need framing, and where this applies you’ll see framing options and info below the artwork details.
If you’d like a stretched canvas artwork to be framed, please email us and we’ll be happy to discuss the options and arrange it for you.
If the works are purchased framed or stretched, it is shipped in a crate according to our insurer’s packing and transit requirements to ensure full coverage and protection. If the work is not framed, it is rolled up and shipped in a tube.
Yes, all shipments are fully insured for loss and damage from our gallery to your door.
Immediately take photos of the damage of both the artwork and the packaging – the more the better – and email it to us with any other relevant information you may have. Keep the damaged goods and packaging until further instruction. We will respond as soon as we can, definitely within 24 hours.





























