Marmont Hill

I really like his work. I have "Serenity" on canvas hanging in my office and get compliments on it all the time!

Ordered prints through Houzz from this merchant and they never shipped it despite creating FedEx tracking labels for it. Have so far spent $240 with nothing to show for it. They told Houzz today that they were resending the order but I'll believe it when I see it.

I purchased a piece, "Etoile du Nord", from Houzz.com, priced at about $80 for an 18 x 18", now priced $126! Houzz indicates the middleman seller is Build.com. On the Houzz.com website, the piece is advertised as an authentic print with a certificate of authenticity (from the website): Print features an abstract subject and will be a wonderful complement to nearly any decor Printed on paper with hand deckled edges for a more authentic look Comes ready to hang in a black plastic frame Artwork by Eyre Tarney Made in the USA Includes a certificate of authenticity What I received is not what I purchased. There was no certificate of authenticity, no artist signature, and the print was an un-numbered glossy with no gold/faux-gold leaf, or even gold paint. See photos below (one is of mr. Parvez's art, the other of the art I purchased). Oddly, when I went to your Marmont Hill website, mr. Parvez, the original artist, Eyre Tarney, is not listed. I happened to stumble across an original of yours, similar in style (the matte paper and signature) at the local Marshall's, priced at $16.99. I've attached two photos of the pieces below for reference. What is going on here? Why do you use a middleman, Build.com headquartered in L.A., when Marmont Hill is headquartered in L.A., only to sell it through Houzz.com? I am located in L.A. as well. I'd love to get together and meet for an explanation of your business practices, and why.