I know the owners for many many years.Amazing people.Honest.Love art.

We bought a Dali, Cosmic Horseman, pencil signed lighograph at a school auction in 1987. Pd $650 thinking it was an investment piece. In 2007 spoke to someone at the Dali Musuem in Florida and sent pictures. Was told it was a fake and the certificate of authenticity wasnt worth the paper it was printed on. Just saying........buyer beware!!

I purchased a beautiful print of Moulin Rouge by Delacroix. They have a wonderfully diverse selection of prints and original work. The staff is friendly, knowledgable, and helpful.

In January of 1986 I purchased a Louis ICart etching which was promoted to be an Original hand pencil signed etching. So after almost 32 years with a little time on my hands I decided to look into the authenticity of the piece. From an ICart expert I learned that he never signed the 500 etchings that were made from the original as well as the signature does not match his original from that time period. I’m not even sure the etching is not a fake. I contacted Marlin twice via their customer service email with no return response. I have enjoyed the etching and didn’t plan on it being my retirement package, so after reading Mr. H review and the response from the owner any effort to pursue this would just be a waste of time. So anybody considering purchasing art from this company be aware of their unethical practices.

In the mid-80s I purchased what was promoted as a hand signed Dali Lincoln Vision lito poster.Recently I sold the poster and was informed that it was not hand signed but stamped.I have contacted the company ten times, and spoke with Matt the owner, who has not taken ownership of selling the litho with false information.