Information about Schulz & Schulz

MyArtPrints.co.uk - Hardy Schulz

What we do
We publish, print and sell fine art prints on demand and reproductions of works of art. MyArtPrints brings you over 100,000 pictures by 15,000 artists with the freedom to choose the exact size, print material and frame you need. This is a unique selling point! It also provides hand-painted oil reproductions (70, 000 pictures available), posters, digital pictures on canvas, photos and museum art bags.

Where
Our online galleries have already welcomed thousands of customers from around the world. We deliver almost everywhere and have offices in the UK, Germany, France, the US, Spain, Sweden and Turkey. We have country managers that know and understand exactly the local special needs

Charter of Quality
High quality is obtained with digitally produced prints, with more closely matched colours than most lithographically produced Art Prints. Every single item is checked for quality control before it leaves the workshop. Customised packaging is used to protect against damage.

About Schulz & Schulz
This site is owned by Schulz & Schulz, a professional printing company based in Hamburg, Germany. It is a leader on the German market with KunstKopie.de. S.& S. is a company of Schulz Group of Graphic Companies with subsidiaries Cosmocolor (Digital Print), SMP sign systems GmbH (Digital Substrates) and Schriften Schulz (Signs and Advertising).

Our story in the UK
www.art-prints-on-demand.co.uk is now www.myartprints.co.uk

We have started to sell online in 1999 with the launch of the well known and highly regarded German site www.kunstkopie.de. Our English site www.art-prints-on.demand.co.uk was launched soon after by one of our former affiliate-partners, Mr. Jeremiah McCrory. As he launched a competing site using a very similar web-adress later on, we changed the name of our name to www.myartprints.co.uk in January 2005 with our country representative, Fabienne Bulot. We are happy to have found a name which highlights our dedication to our customers.

(We wish Mr. McCrory good luck and hope that he will not spread lies about our company any longer. There are more efficient and ethical routes to market a product in the end.)