Yes. Every painting comes with a Certificate of Authenticity, signed by artist Alexander Rokoff and embossed with the Rokoff Studio crest. It includes the painting’s title, dimensions, medium, completion date, and provenance details. Rokoff Studio issues COAs to first-time owners of works shown exclusively at Rokoff Studio in Kona, Hawaii.

Yes. We do not produce prints or reproductions. Each oil painting is a unique, original work of art signed by the artist, Alexander Rokoff.

Absolutely. Each painting has a unique narrative — whether inspired by Hawaii’s landscapes, underwater scenes, or personal connections. We’re happy to provide written documentation of the story and inspiration behind the piece you’re considering or commissioning.

Yes. Each painting includes a Bill of Sale with the Rokoff Studio logo, details of the sale (including price, taxes, painting details, shipping, and payment), and the signature of Gallery Director Camille Rokoff. This document does not provide insurance itself, but it is the official proof of purchase typically required if you choose to insure your painting.

Every commission begins with a personal conversation — a chance to explore your vision, the subject that inspires you, and the scale that will feel most at home in your space. From there, we prepare a tailored quote. Once approved, your place on Alexander’s easel is secured with a 50% deposit. Alexander then creates a custom digital mock-up, translating your ideas into the first glimpse of your future painting. As the work nears completion, you’ll receive a progress photo. When your painting is complete and approved, the final balance is collected. Within 10 days, it is carefully crated, fully insured, and on its way to you, ready to become part of your life and your story. If you’re considering commissioning a painting, we’ve created an online consultation to help guide you through the experience. You can begin your consultation here.

Yes. We offer complimentary digital mockups so you can visualize the work in your space. Please note, an oil painting’s texture, depth, and color subtleties cannot be fully captured in a digital rendering — the mockup is for general reference only.

Yes. You can send us paint or fabric swatches, and Alexander will incorporate them into the palette. If you prefer, Alexander can send you swatches of custom-mixed paint during the commission process so you can match them to elements in your space.

Most commissions are completed in 2–4 months, depending on size and complexity. We offer an expedited option if your project requires a faster turnaround — please ask about this during your consultation.

Yes. Rokoff Studio & Gallery in Kona, Hawaii is open Tuesday–Saturday, 10 a.m.–6 p.m., and by appointment on Sunday and Monday. If you’d like to arrange a private viewing, please contact us to coordinate a time.

Collectors in our Private Collector Experience program have the opportunity to meet Alexander — whether in Hawaii or during his travels worldwide. This may include a private dinner and personal conversation about your painting.

We offer complimentary shipping within the U.S.

Yes. We ship paintings internationally, with shipping fees for destinations outside the U.S. determined on a case-by-case basis.

Each piece is packed in a custom-built wooden crate for maximum protection. All shipments are fully insured, tracked, and require a signature upon delivery.

Our crates are designed to withstand significant impact, and damage is extremely rare. If it occurs, we’ll arrange for the painting to be returned to the studio, repaired, and shipped back to you at no cost.

Yes. Every painting from Rokoff Studio is shipped in a custom wooden crate built for both durability and sustainability. These crates are extremely sturdy and designed to protect your painting through every step of its journey. We avoid plastic and bubble wrap, instead using natural materials that are compostable and biodegradable whenever possible. It's our way of ensuring your artwork arrives safely while minimizing environmental impact.

For collectors on the Big Island, we recommend Island Eclectic Hawaii (www.islandeclectichi.com) for professional installation. While we don’t provide referrals for installers outside the Big Island, we’re happy to share detailed instructions for our preferred installation method — ensuring your painting is displayed securely and beautifully, exactly as it was intended.

We do not offer in-house framing. Locally, we recommend Colette’s Custom Framing. Outside of Hawaii, American Frame (www.americanframe.com) is an option with a strong online reputation.

We recommend warm LED lighting between 4000–5000K, with a CRI of at least 90. For detailed lighting fixture and placement tips, see our blog: Lighting for Oil Paintings.

Occasionally dust with a clean, dry paintbrush about 3" wide. Use gentle, long strokes across the entire width and height of the painting. You can use the same brush for the top, sides, and frame.

Oil paintings can tolerate varied environments, but like most fine art, prolonged direct sunlight is best avoided. That being said, natural light that changes throughout the day can enhance subtle tones and create a dynamic viewing experience.

We accept credit cards, bank transfers, Venmo, and financing through Affirm.

Due to the nature of original art, all sales are final. If you have any concerns, please contact us. Our goal is to ensure that you’ll love your painting for a lifetime.

Currently, available works range from $1,400 to $11,000 with all of the prices clearly listed on our Available Works page on our website. Large-scale commissions start at $8,000. We can provide exact quotes during your Zoom consultation. All pricing includes shipping within the United States.