Official Documentation & Provenance

Certificate of Authenticity

«The authenticity of your artwork, certified.»

Every original artwork by Giada Todesco is delivered with its own Certificate of Authenticity, attesting to its originality and identifying its primary characteristics.

The certificate accompanies the artwork over time and represents an essential part of its documentation and history.

Artwork Specifications

A Unique Document for a Unique Artwork

The Certificate of Authenticity contains the primary identifying information of the piece, including:

🏷️

Artwork Title

The unique, official title of the painting given by the artist.

👩‍🎨

Artist Name

Official attribution of the artwork to Giada Todesco.

📅

Year of Creation

The dating of the artwork and its production period in the atelier.

🎨

Technique & Materials

Detailed description of fine art mediums, pigments, canvas, and materials.

📐

Dimensions

Exact millimetric measurements of the canvas or material support.

✍️

Artist’s Signature

Hand-signed signature applied by the artist on the certificate and painting.

🔍

Additional Archival Identifiers

Archival registration codes, tactile features, bespoke customization details, and historical provenance notes.

Each certificate is uniquely and exclusively paired with the specific artwork to which it refers.

To Be Preserved Alongside the Artwork

The Certificate of Authenticity constitutes an integral part of the artwork's documentation and must be carefully preserved by the collector over the years.

In the event of a future resale, donation, or inheritance transfer, the certificate should always accompany the piece so that its provenance, artistic value, and authenticity remain fully documented.

From the Atelier to Your Collection

The Identity & History of Every Creation

Every artwork leaves my studio with its own identity, its own story, and the official document that certifies its authenticity.

«Because you are not simply acquiring a painting.
You are becoming the guardian of a unique work of art.»

— Giada Todesco
Loading...
Back to top