How to Purchase Artwork from The Greenwich Workshop

You can buy artwork from The Greenwich Workshop directly on greenwichworkshop.com by browsing a collection or the New Arrivals section, opening a product page, adding the piece to your cart (or choosing options first for items sold in multiple formats), and completing checkout. The site currently runs a seasonal promotion — "Celebrate the last days of Summer Sale" — with 15% off artist proofs, secondary market pieces, and select limited edition art on orders over $250, and 25% off orders over $800. Those thresholds apply to eligible items only, so the discount depends on what you put in your cart.

Step 1: Find the artwork you want

The homepage surfaces several entry points rather than a single catalog page:

• Shop the Collection — the main browsing path for prints and canvases.
• New Arrivals — described on the site as "our latest new works," useful if you want to see recent releases first.
• Featured/editorial groupings — for example, The Spirit of '76 Flag by David Grant (open edition canvas), Declaration of Independence by John Trumbull (open edition), and "Don't Tread on Me": Barn Door by David Grant (open edition canvas). These are presented as themed highlights, not a separate product category.

If you already know the artist or title, going straight to that product page is faster than browsing.

Step 2: Read the product page before adding to cart

Product pages carry the information you need to decide, and the format differs by item:

A practical note: items priced "From $X" and showing Choose options won't let you add to cart until you select a variant. If you skip that step, nothing happens — that's the most common stall point on this site.

Step 3: Add to cart and confirm

Clicking Add to cart on an available item triggers an "Item added to your cart" confirmation. At that point you can either continue shopping or move to checkout.

For "Choose options" items, select your format/size first, then add to cart. The price you pay is the price of the option you selected, not the "From" figure shown in the listing.

Step 4: Checkout and the sale discount

The site displays a Country/region selector, which appears in the cart/checkout flow — set this correctly, since it can affect what's available to you and how the order is processed.

On the current promotion:

• 15% off artist proofs, secondary market pieces, and select limited edition art on orders over $250.
• 25% off the same categories on orders over $800.

Two things to watch:

1. The discount is scoped to specific categories — artist proofs, secondary market, and select limited editions — not the entire catalog. Open edition canvases and open edition prints shown in the featured sections may not qualify.
2. Because the tiers are "over $250" and "over $800," an order sitting exactly at $250 or $800 may not trigger the discount. Aim to clear the threshold rather than land on it.

The site does not state whether the discount applies automatically at checkout or requires a code, so verify the order total before submitting payment.

Common snags

• "Sold out" items can't be purchased — you'll need to look for a comparable piece or check back.
• "Choose options" items require a variant selection before the cart button works.
• Sale eligibility depends on category, so a cart full of open editions may not reach the discount even above the dollar threshold.
• Country/region should be set before checkout to avoid issues with order processing.

Quick decision guide

• Want the newest releases → start with New Arrivals.
• Want a specific artist or title → go directly to the product page.
• Buying multiple eligible pieces → check whether your subtotal clears $250 or $800 to capture 15% or 25% off.
• Buying a single open edition print → the sale may not apply; confirm the price shown at checkout.