What forms of payment do you accept?
We accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express through the easy to use service, PayPal.

  Is it safe to use my credit card?
Security is the core of PayPal's business, and they take that responsibility very seriously. PayPal takes every precaution to ensure that your information, your transactions, and your funds are protected by our fraud protection policies, site encryption technology, and even account insurance. For a more detailed explanation of how we protect your money and personal information, see the PayPal full Security Policy.

  How much do you charge for shipping and handling?
Shipping and handling charges can vary depending on the order, but normally do not exceed $10.00.

  How do I place and order?
Go to the main page of the artzent.com website, and click on an image group to begin browsing for your selection. Once you have found it, then simply click the button labelled PayPal, Add to Cart.

  Who is June P. Zent?
The artist was born and raised in West Palm Beach, Florida, and has won awards and painted commissions for notable organizations around the globe. She specializes in wildlife portraits, hands and natural landscapes in realistic detail. For more information about June Zent, visit our web page entitled The Artist.

  Where is your studio located?
The Zent studio is based in Havana, Florida, a small shady town in northern Florida. It is a beautiful area with beautiful gardens and a small fish pond, where time moves a little more slowly and you can think, plan and create!

  What do you mean by open and limited edition?
An open edition is a series of reproductions that can be expanded at any time, so there may be an infinite number of prints made. A limited edition is a group of reproductions that stop at a certain number, and no further prints are made. These are usually more valuable because they will become more rare with time, and no future prints will ever be made of that image.

  So what then is an Artists Proof?
An artist proof is a printing where the artist signs and numbers each, sometimes even adding an extra original image into the matting space called a 'remarque'. Artist proofs are very small in number compared to open and limited editions. They are very closely associated with the artist and usually include small variations from print to print where the artist is experimenting and perfecting the color and contrast of the print compared with the original. If they are embellished with a small original remarque in the margin, then they can be referred to as original prints. The Artist will sometimes agree to personalize a print, a proof, or an original print to the recipient. That also significantly increases its value. In other words an artist proof that has been remarqued and personalized is top of the line in value and rarity. It doesn't matter whether it a stone lithograph, a offset lithograph,a serigraph, or a glicee print, the more an artist does to it and the lower the number of prints the more valuable it will become and the price rises accordingly. In terms of the process an offset lithograph is valued low, stone lithographs next, then serigraphs and most valuable is the glicee print. One can easily see how a offset that has been remarqued and personalized can be more valuable than a limited edition serigraph or a glicee!