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 Request the dealer to add in the invoice a note that says "Work will be shipped in a box with an opaque cover and will be crated."

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 If work arrives in a cardboard container, it will be clear that the terms of sale weren't properly implemented.

 Another best practice is to always pay for "insurance-while-in-transit" through the shipping company itself, which they will apply to the bill and which is

 Artwork's value is typically the main criterion for the pricing. Shipping companies that use their own insurance to protect artworks during transport are typically more generous.

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 The temptation to treat the artwork as the artwork of their own.

 It is important to choose the right carrier carefully. Laura Doyle, a fine art specialist with Chubb Insurance, told Artnet that, "When we're advising

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 Clients are often asked how to ship an item. We recommend the truck has GPS as well as security and climate controls as well as two drivers. And

 "The truck should then be able to, if it is possible, follow a straight non-stop route." Contact with the shipping firm or ask the gallery to confirm the information.

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 These should be confirmed directly. A paper trail is always a good idea.